Another day, another executive order – and this time it's a rehashing of the anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim travel ban. (Yeah, we're getting political out here.)
So to mark the day and to make it clear where I stand – WITH THE TIRED, HUDDLED MASSES – I'm posting another of the papercuts in my new Twelve Tribes series: "Beware My Power (Asher)."
This one is made of cut-up comics featuring the new Green Lantern, Simon Baz – a Lebanese-American, and the first Muslim member of the Green Lantern Corps. Like many of his brethren he is misunderstood, wrongly accused, and generally a target of suspicion and mistrust. And yet he continues to wield his ring to fight for all humanity.
The tribe of Asher is traditionally represented by an olive tree – this one has a strong twisty trunk with Baz's forearm tattoo, the Arabic word for "courage."
I'll be premiering this series (and MORE) at Brave New World Comics (in
Newhall, in the Santa Clarita Valley of Southern California) the evening
of Saturday, April 8 — details will be posted here once I've got more
to share, but please save the date for now.
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Beware My Power (Asher)
Labels:
Asher,
Brave New World,
comics,
Green Lantern,
Muslim,
Paper Midrash,
papercut,
tree,
Twelve Tribes
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