Super Indian Volume Two Muscogee while she undertook necessary work

while she undertook necessary work to find love and meaning

Mohawk scholar Taiaiake Alfred offers the foreword

and disseminator of oral histories that speak to the application of Indigenous aesthetic principles and traditional knowledge systems to contemporary performance

This is also a co-publication between Goose Lane Editions and McMichael Canadian Art Collection

*Hardcover or Paperback version of The Misewa Saga series will be included subject to availability

Super Indian Volume Two Muscogee while she undertook necessary workStory & Art by Arigon Starr. Edited by Janet Miner. Arigon Starr is an enrolled member of the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma. She is an artist, writer, actor and musician based in Los Angeles, California. When an ordinary reservation boy eats tainted commodity cheese and gains superpowers, his tiny Native community will never be the same. Based on Arigon Starrs radio theater series, Super Indian includes three stories of Hubert Logan Super Indians comic