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Cover: Tom Lyle

Chickasaw Adventures #4

Jan 2004 · Layne Morgan Media · [none]
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This fourth volume in the Chickasaw Adventures series focuses on the creative process behind storytelling, exploring how personal and cultural narratives are shaped. It collects material that delves into the journey of becoming a storyteller within the Chickasaw tradition, blending educational themes with the series' ongoing adventures.

In Chickasaw Adventures #4, Johnny finds himself in Indian Territory during the tumultuous era of land allotment, a pivotal moment when federal policy dismantled tribal land holdings. Written by Jen Murvin Edwards and brought to life with vivid detail by Tom Lyle (pencils and inks) and Craig Schutt (colors), the issue immerses readers in a historically charged landscape through the eyes of its young protagonist. The cover, also by Tom Lyle, captures the gravity of the moment with striking precision.

writer Jen Murvin Edwards · artist, inker Tom Lyle · colorist Craig Schutt · letterer Daniel Burton · cover Tom Lyle

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artist, inker Tom Lyle
colorist Craig Schutt
letterer Daniel Burton
cover pencils, inks Tom Lyle

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