The opening tale is a prologue, written and illustrated by Jeffrey Veregge, setting up the overarching framing device for the story, as Uatu the Watcher briefly introduces the various indigenous superheroes that will get a greater moment in the spotlight in their own stories. And while relatively lightweight, the quartet of stories are largely fun and well-executed, each focusing on a different fan-favorite superhero to showcase them in standalone tales what they do best.
Just in time for National Native American Heritage Month, the latest Marvel's Voices special features an all-star ensemble of comic book creators from indigenous origins to deliver four short stories across the Marvel Universe. Marvel's Indigenous Voices Shines an Overdue Spotlight Writer Stephen Graham Jones, Darcie Little Badger, Rebecca Roanhorse, Jeffrey Veregge Artist David Cutler, Kyle Charles, Weshoyot Alvitre, Roberto Poggi, Jeffrey Veregge Letterer VC's Ariana Maher Cover Artist Jeffrey Veregge, David Mack, Afua Richardson, Jim Terry, Brian Reber Publisher Marvel Comics Price 4.99 Release Date Colorist Felipe Sobreiro, Cris Peter, Lee LoughridgeĪt the beginning of the year, Marvel had published the anthology special Marvel's Voices, spotlighting comic book creators from diverse backgrounds crafting short stories starring the Marvel Universe's various superheroes.
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