IPI #7 – Jacques La Grange Greetings. In this edition of ‘IPI’ – my ongoing blog series that celebrates Indigenous artists, writers, and other creative individuals working either in the comic book or video game industry (whew!) – I talk with Jacques La Grange.Jacques introduction: “Hello, my name is Jacques La Grange. I am the […]
With the upcoming summer 2011 film, Cowboys & Aliens, Cowboys & Indians Magazine interviewed me about Natives representation in pop culture. Read more info here: http://nativecomicbooks.blogspot.com/2011/06/sheyahshe-interviewed-for-cowboys.html
The May/June 2009 edition of World Literature Today has offered a review of my book, Native Americans in Comic Books. Please see the blog entry at http://nativecomicbooks.blogspot.com/2009/06/book-review-world-literature-today.html to read more.
As my hosting service at the illustrious (ha-ha) GeoCities has decided to close its virtual doors, I have transferred the contents of my website for my book, “Native Americans in Comic Books” to its new home, here at blogger.com. While you can still access the book’s website by entering the domain name, http://www.nativecomicbooks.com, you will […]
The Oklahoma Electronic Game Expo (“ORGE”) was a most excellent event for aNm. It was great to see all the individuals in the local OKC metro area come out for an event focusing on video games and electronic media. The staff and crew deserve many thanks and kudos for their accommodating attitudes and due to […]
Elizabeth LaPensée – an Indigenous friend and creator of The West Was Lost and Fala comics, as winner of the APTN Comic Creation Nation contest from Zeros2Heroes – recently interviewed me for the Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace (“AbTeC”) blog, “The blog of the Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace research network.” Here’s a little info about AbTeC, […]
aNm is proud to both sponsor and participate as an exhibitor for the Oklahoma Electronic Game Expo and Multimedia Conference – April 11, 2009, at OCCC in OKC. aNm will have booth space along with many other local business and services in the metro area. Click the link below to see the list of exhibitors […]
A contributor to livejournal had the following to say about my book, Native Americans in Comic Books: “The book annoyed me a bit with its critique of Native American comic book characters whose stories are set in the past. Sheyahshe commented that these characters reinforce the notion that Native Americans disappeared in the Old West […]
Rob Schmidt, creator of the Peace Party comic book, and I were recently interviewed for a radio program out of Florida about Indigenous people in comic books and comic book mythology, in general. The show is called, “Beyond the Grassy Knoll,” and while I’m not entirely sure what their website is all about, they certainly […]
Upon discovering my lecture on Native Americans in pop culture at the University of Central Oklahoma, a reporter for the Journal Record, “Oklahoma’s leading resource for Oklahoma business news and legal information,” contacted me for an interview to find out more about my book, Native Americans in Comic Books and my business, alterNative Media. Despite […]
