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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!

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.”

Sky Shadows medicine man and senior oracle Signreader knows what troubles the tribe – its growing belief that the Headhunters, a feral and chaotic enemy, are organizing themselves for an unknown purpose.

Throughout the first volume of Tribes: The Dog Years, the new color comic book series from SoulCraftComics.com, readers will notice that the Headhunters are not only using camouflage, but using it skillfully enough to gather vital information about the Sky Shadows. They will surely threaten not only the survival of the Sky Shadow tribe, but also the future of humanity, for it is the Sky Shadows that hold Dr. Irving Adams prisoner, and Dr. Adams is perhaps the only man on earth who understands the mysterious plague that shortens the human lifespan to 21 years well enough to concoct a cure.

If the Headhunters are organizing themselves, what is their purpose?  Is it possible the Headhunters know something about the Sky Shadows’ new quest?  Could they thwart Dr. Adams plans, and if so, are they doing it purposefully?

If the Headhunters are successful, none of these questions may ever be answered.

When he is first encountered by Sundog and Fallingstar, “Skunktail” is babbling incoherently; his name is unknown but due to his talent for passing gas, Sundog gives him his new moniker. His tribe is unknown to the Sky Shadows, but is nevertheless an important element in the solution of humanity’s problem in Tribes: The Dog Years, the new color comic book series from Soulcraft Comics.

Skunktail comes from a tribe of people who love mechanical devices and industrial components.  

Join the adventures of Sundog, Fallingstar and Skunktail in Tribes: The Dog Years, coming soon to SoulCraftComics.com!

Among the many fascinating buildings in the Sky Shadow village is the storehouse of plants, seeds, flowers and sapling trees belonging to Plantmixer, a primal botanist in the world of Tribes: The Dog Years, the new color comic book from Soulcraft Comics.

Plantmixer’s home is a menagerie of natural life.  She is one of the few Sky Shadows with her own hut, and she uses the extra room to store and organize almost any new leaf, seed or extract the hunting parties come across in their travels.  Every kind of jar, bottle and container can be found in the “Plant House,” from huge drums of brackish water surrounded by algae blooms to tiny laboratory vials with a few milligrams of thyme spices.

In her makeshift botanical workshop, Plantmixer studies what she finds, and selects certain of her plants to present to the Chief, his Shaman and the Hunting Party Leader for various ceremonies and functions of the tribe.  Her favorite flowers are birds of paradise which are discovered near the Sky Shadow village growing wild in the abandoned remains of a garden center.  On her recommendation, these flowers are considered to be almost sacred to the tribe, and the primary decoration for any ceremonies involving new pronouncements by a Chief.

Tribes: The Dog Years, coming soon to SoulCraftComics.com.

Not all of the Sky Shadows are virtuous in their pursuit of the people’s common welfare.  Some members of the tribe view the current state of civilization, such as it is, as more of an opportunity than an obstacle to be overcome or a problem to be solved.

One such member of the Sky Shadow tribe is its shaman or “seer,” known as Signreader.  His influence over the affairs of his people has grown steadily, especially since Rockjumper’s ascension as the new Chief.

Signreader’s ritualistic role as an oracle of sorts is facilitated by his use of a small toy duck on a stick which he uses to foretell the fate of the people, whether good or ill.  To the cultures that vanished to make room for the Sky Shadows, such a ritual would be nothing short of laughable.  But to the Sky Shadow Tribe, Signreader’s words carry the weight of their entire ancestry.

Will Signreader’s influence lead the Sky Shadows to ruin?   Or will the answers to help Sundog and Fallingstar be found elsewhere? 

Find out in Tribes: The Dog Years, coming soon to SoulCraftComics.com!

The tribe of Sundog, Fallingstar and Rockjumper is ruled by a Chief and two advisors: the Medicine Man and the First Warrior, in Tribes: The Dog Years, the new color graphic fiction/comic book series from Soulcraft Comics.

As the story opens, the reigning Chief, Deerslayer, is in failing health, and it will soon fall to Rockjumper to assume the leadership role of the Sky Shadows, a role he has observed as First Warrior and the leader of many hunting parties.

But there are doubts that the heir apparent to Deerslayer’s rule is ready for his responsibilities. Rockjumper seems to be very rigid in his adherence to the “Sky Shadow Way,” the central warrior code that holds the tribe together and forms the heroic myth by which hunters are trained and their success is measured.

These doubts are inflamed when Sundog begins to chafe at Rockjumper’s ruthlessness, and the stage is set for an eventual showdown between the voices of the future and those of the past.