TRIBES: The Dog Years - COMIC PAGE EIGHT (8)
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TRIBES:The Dog Years - premise
When a nano-virus accidentally shortens the HUMAN LIFESPAN to TWENTY-ONE YEARS, all hell - as one would imagine - breaks loose and civilization falls into a deep decline. Chaos engulfs populations centers and all semblance of civil society collapses. What’s left, after the last afflicted “adults” die off, are scattered groups of kids and teenagers. They slowly start to reorganize and eventually, over a hundred years after the “plague” hit, there are now packs, clans, groups, even TRIBES, which have formed around unifying mythologies. Human culture is reestablished, mini-societies, fragile, hopeful and desperate to survive, hang on for dear life. Welcome to the world of TRIBES: THE DOG YEARS from SoulCraftComics.com.
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The visual language of the Sky Shadows - glyphic ideographs of their preoccupations.
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TRIBES: The Dog Years - COMIC PAGE TWO (2)
The Shadow Hunters of the Sky Shadow tribe survey a herd of cattle amid the mysterious ruins of the techno-industrial age in TRIBES: The Dog Years, a full color comic book from SoulCraftComics.com.
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Rockjumper Sundog and other Shadow Hunters from the Sky Shadow tribe on the hunt in TRIBES:The Dog Years, a full color comic book from SoulCraftComics.com
(4 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...Keesha the Explorer
She is not a Sky Shadow. In fact, Sundog and Fallingstar have no idea where Keesha came from, but somehow she found her way far enough from home to be captured by the Headhunters.
She was not chief of her tribe, although her self-assuredness and her survivor’s instincts would cause most to believe she could easily aspire to lead any one of the remaining village populations in Tribes: The Dog Years, the new color comic book from Soulcraft Comics.
One thing is certain about her is that she has a clear talent for knowing where she is, how far she has traveled, and how to get to her destination. It is Keesha who spots the key features of the landscape, leading Dr. Adams and his group nearer their goal of finding the abandoned facility near Seattle Washington. Even without modern tools or advanced technology, Keesha still manages to find a way, literally.
Much is unknown about the mysterious explorer from a distant tribe where women explore the wilderness. What more might Keesha have to teach Dr. Adams, Sundog and Fallingstar about the untamed land they inhabit?
Find out in Tribes: The Dog Years, coming soon to SoulCraftComics.com!
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Whatever their plans, the Headhunters have a considerable advantage over their rivals in the blighted North American wilderness of Tribes: The Dog Years, the new color comic book series from Soulcraft Comics.
They have chosen an advantageous location for their camp, and as a result they have direct access to large supplies of both industrial metal. It is the latter material that literally gives them the edge. For reasons unknown, untreated metal corrodes and breaks down very easily in the aftermath of the nano-viral plague, and therefore many tribes find themselves unable to maintain their strongest weapons.
The Headhunters, however, use dense industrial glass for some of their weapon edges, and this material seems immune to whatever is destroying the metal. This is one of the many “advances” the Headhunters have been able to make even though most of their neighboring tribes had initially dismissed them as wandering animals and incapable of forming a serious threat.
But they are advancing and learning at an alarming rate, and if their ascendancy continues, the world of Tribes will be forced to deal with them eventually.
Tribes: The Dog Years is coming soon to Soulcraftcomics.com!
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Headhunter Enforcer
The Headhunter Chief is a clever savage. His Enforcer or henchman makes sure his orders are carried out and the packs obeys the Chief’s every command in Tribes: The Dog Years, a new color comic book coming soon to SoulCraftComics.com.
How did this relationship develop? How did a group of scavengers become an organized band of marauders with a home camp as a base? Someone managed to climb to tame this motley crew with sheer ruthless cunning. And that someone had help in the form of this bruiser. One is reminded of the Master-Blaster character(s) in “Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome.”