by Ice Cream Jonsey » Sat Mar 22, 2025 12:46 pm
Thunderbird is a Native American comic book character with, I believe, the best costume ever designed. Look at this dude. Awesome.
He was created to "die" in the pages of the X-Men comic book. The creators wanted to show that, hey, battling evil mutants and such isn't safe. So this beautiful character died ripping a fighter jet apart, to get at a bad guy.
It's hard to keep up with certain characters if you are into that sort of thing. I will say this, I have a goal of writing for a comic book publisher. Something. Anything. I get one life, I'd like to do it. After 45 years, they brought Thunderbird back and it is one of the worst comics I've ever read in my life. I have confidence that I can do this now. As far as I can tell, the credentials for
the writer is that she was a WWE wrestler. They ditch the costume. The art is really bad. They have Thunderbird going down to a police station to act in domestic terrorism within a few pages.
Here's a link to a pirate site where they apparently just scan and put all comic books on.
Reading what I can about how to break into the comic book writing industry, people say, hey, either go work for indie comic book publishers or have such a "brand" that you bring your audience with you. I made a comic book themed text adventure 25 years ago. I could certainly release "version 2.0" of it and fix some things with it after Cyberganked. If Cyberganked is a hit, that would help too. It's one of the last goals that seem unbelievable to me, but I think I can do it.
Thunderbird is a Native American comic book character with, I believe, the best costume ever designed. Look at this dude. Awesome.
[img]https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/d/dd/John_Proudstar_%28Earth-616%29_from_Official_Handbook_of_the_Marvel_Universe_Vol_1_14.jpg[/img]
He was created to "die" in the pages of the X-Men comic book. The creators wanted to show that, hey, battling evil mutants and such isn't safe. So this beautiful character died ripping a fighter jet apart, to get at a bad guy.
[img]https://31.media.tumblr.com/2d04184e9fe7fadda1154979c42a6367/tumblr_inline_ncksdypDC81sbqej1.png[/img]
It's hard to keep up with certain characters if you are into that sort of thing. I will say this, I have a goal of writing for a comic book publisher. Something. Anything. I get one life, I'd like to do it. After 45 years, they brought Thunderbird back and it is one of the worst comics I've ever read in my life. I have confidence that I can do this now. As far as I can tell, the credentials for [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyla_Rose]the writer[/url] is that she was a WWE wrestler. They ditch the costume. The art is really bad. They have Thunderbird going down to a police station to act in domestic terrorism within a few pages.
[url=https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/Giant-Size-X-Men-Thunderbird/Issue-1?id=197392#1]Here's a link to a pirate site[/url] where they apparently just scan and put all comic books on.
Reading what I can about how to break into the comic book writing industry, people say, hey, either go work for indie comic book publishers or have such a "brand" that you bring your audience with you. I made a comic book themed text adventure 25 years ago. I could certainly release "version 2.0" of it and fix some things with it after Cyberganked. If Cyberganked is a hit, that would help too. It's one of the last goals that seem unbelievable to me, but I think I can do it.