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FLAGSTAFF â Asgard, Wakanda, Xandar and other intergalactic empires are well-known to comic book fans, but a new comic is hoping to bring readers back to Earth to learn about Indigenous heroes.
Penned by Native American artists and writers, âMarvelâs Voices: Indigenous Voices #1â was released Nov. 18, to the delight of Native Americans who feel underrepresented in the comic book universe.
The new release features several new Indigenous heroes and address their involvement in X-Men stories.
Keith Jim, a Navajo comic book artist who became interested in comics at an early age, is proud to see Native Americans breaking through into the superhero world.
Dec. 11, 2020
FLAGSTAFF – Asgard, Wakanda, Xandar and other intergalactic empires are well-known to comic book fans, but a new comic is hoping to bring readers back to Earth to learn about Indigenous heroes.
Penned by Native American artists and writers, “Marvel’s Voices: Indigenous Voices #1” was released Nov. 18, to the delight of Native Americans who feel underrepresented in the comic book universe.
The new release features several new Indigenous heroes and address their involvement in X-Men stories.
Keith Jim, a Navajo comic book artist who became interested in comics at an early age, is proud to see Native Americans breaking through into the superhero world.