IPI #9 – Kristina BadHand Kristina and Lee Francis IV at the INC booth Oh, hello, there. I didn’t see you, there. 😉 Welcome to another iteration of Indigenous Peeps in the Industry or ‘IPI‘ – my on-going blog series that celebrates Indigenous artists, writers, and other creatives working in the comic book and/or video game […]
Great news! I have been invited by the Institute for American Indian Research (IFAIR) at the University of New Mexico to the Indigenous Book and Authors Festival in Albuquerque on Friday, April 13, 2012 at 2pm for a session titled, “Graphic/Comic/Art Stories”, based on my book from publisher, McFarland. Check out more info at my book’s blog site: http://nativecomicbooks.blogspot.com/2012/03/speaking-at-ifair-2012.html.
IPI #6 – Jay Odjick Shoot-outs! Deadlines! Ash-can comics! Priests with hidden torture chambers! Mounties! Bush! McCain! Hitler! Eight-year-olds ‘packing’! Bold & Indented Text with Exclamation Points!! Algonquin comic creator, Joy Odjick, shares these elements and other stories with Michael Sheyahshe in this episode of IPI. Jay and I first met when we were both […]
Here is the official poster announcing the UNM INLP Lecture for my book, Native Americans in Comics. Come out to NM and catch the lecture !
In this piece, we support and showcase Native American professionals working in creative aspects inside the video game industry. Winnie (Oglala Lakota/Eastern Shawnee), a.k.a., “ix”, is a former Associate Producer with some big name games, such as the Call of Duty franchise. As a Indigenous person working in the game industry, ix was nice enough […]
The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana gives other Native American tribal entities something to ‘shoot’ for: creating an immersive 3D environment to increase education and awareness of Indigenous culture. The tribe worked with Red Knight Learning Systems to create a 3D simulation for their Coushatta Heritage Center. Red Knight developed 3D simulations and interactive exhibits for […]
I received the following email from my publisher with exciting news about my book Native Americans in Comic Books: A Critical Study: Thursday, April 3, 2008 1:55:57 PM Dear Mr. Sheyahshe: Today we have shipped proofs for your book Native Americans in Comic Books. You can now carry out your final two jobs, proofreading the […]
Native Americans in Comic Books is also now listed at Amazon.com. You can find the listing and pre-order the book HERE.
My new book, “Native Americans in Comic Books: A Critical Study,” has been officially listed on the McFarland website. The hardcover, available this coming Spring 2008, will retail for around $49.95 and can be ordered from the McFarland website https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/native-americans-in-comic-books/. Tell all your friends – or just anyone interested in either comic books or Native […]
aNm Project Showcase alterNative Media recently completed work on the Official Website of the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma. aNm was contracted to design and implement a new website that would best represent the Caddo Nation headquarters. Specifically, aNm provided the following services: Initial consultation meeting to evaluate specific needs. Creation of custom Flash animated movie […]
