no 1 white comanche

série: Comanche Moon
dessinateur / scénariste: Jackson Jack
éditeur: Last Gasp
genre: Western
classement: carton131
date: 1977
format: broché
état: TBE
valeur: 10 €
critère: **
remarques: first issue of the story of Cynthia Ann Parker,
a white woman kidnapped by the Comanches and
who will become a true Indien woman
marrying the famous comanche chief Peta Nocona
from whom Anna Parker gave birth to another
Comanche chief Quanah

part one white Comanche
a picture narrative about Cynthia Ann Parker
and her 25 year captivity among the Comanche Indians,
lords of the Southern Plains

written and illustrated by Jaxon (Jack Jackson)

n.b. this story has been reprinted in one
comic book published by Rip Off Press (1979)
under the title Comanche Moon,
the comic book is more complete than
the 3 issues of Editor Last Gap
but has been censored by one page
shown in issue no 2

>> for more details see comic book
in English "Comanche Moon"


Information
Jack Jackson's Comanche Moon is the extraordinary
story of Cynthia Ann Parker, a white settler child
kidnapped by a band of Comanche Indians 1836 in Texas,
brought up as a Comanche, she became the wife
of a feared Comanche warrior and gave birth
to Quanah, a warrior-son who became also
chief of the Comanches and eventually led them
in their last great battles against the
relentlessly encroaching white settlers,
this is the story of their defeat and the end
of the Comanche Nation's dominance of
the Texas plains

Jackson is one of the original figures
of the American underground comics movement
of the 1960s, unlike his peers, whose comics
celebrated the counterculture,
Jackson instead created lively, detailed
and historically accurate works that chronicle
the bloody, fascinating history around
the founding of Texas,
told against a rich backdrop of 19th century life
and the complex historical and political conflicts
that fueled the brutal wars between Native Americans
and settlers, the story of Naduah the white Comanche
represents non-fiction comics at its best
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