Marvel's Voices: Indigenous Voices (2020) #1 (Marvel's Voices (2020-2021)) (edition 2020)

by Jeffrey Veregge (Author), Rebecca Roanhorse (Author), Darcie Little Badger (Author), Stephen Graham Jones (Author), Jim Terry (Cover Art) — 4 more, Jeffrey Veregge (Artist), Rebecca Roanhorse (Artist), Darcie Little Badger (Artist), Stephen Graham Jones (Artist)

Series: Marvel's Voices: Heritage (2020), Marvel's Voices (2020)

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9	2	2,063,643	(3.67)	None

This was a fun collection of essentially graphic short stories. However, they were very short, and since I didn't already know the characters it felt like there was a lot of context missing. I am glad this was written and drawn by indigenous artists and authors, but it still feels like a token gesture on Marvel's part. (I hope I'm wrong. I hope it's more than a token. That's just the impression I get.) (

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ca.bookwyrm | May 5, 2021 |

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ca.bookwyrm | May 5, 2021 |

I really loved Veregge's art in the intro "The Watcher". "Echo: Hitting Back" made me want to know more about that character, and I liked the tie-in to the larger mutant universe in "Mirage: Multifaceted". "Silver Fox: Blue Moon" wasn't as much to my taste, and felt like I was missing some context. I had no idea there were so many Native American / First Nations characters in Marvel Comics! (

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