The Maker of Grave-Goods by Erin Roseberry
Hundreds of years in the future and thousands of light-years away, Mazu from Three-Hills practices her culture’s ancient art of sculpting spirit guides for the dead. But when technology from beyond the stars encroaches on her people’s lives—and deaths—what will happen to her art?
“The Maker of Grave-Goods” is an anthropological science fiction comic about being an artist in a changing world. It is intended for teen and up audiences; and includes depictions of death, illness, and discrimination.
68 two-colour pages.
Hundreds of years in the future and thousands of light-years away, Mazu from Three-Hills practices her culture’s ancient art of sculpting spirit guides for the dead. But when technology from beyond the stars encroaches on her people’s lives—and deaths—what will happen to her art?
“The Maker of Grave-Goods” is an anthropological science fiction comic about being an artist in a changing world. It is intended for teen and up audiences; and includes depictions of death, illness, and discrimination.
68 two-colour pages.
Hundreds of years in the future and thousands of light-years away, Mazu from Three-Hills practices her culture’s ancient art of sculpting spirit guides for the dead. But when technology from beyond the stars encroaches on her people’s lives—and deaths—what will happen to her art?
“The Maker of Grave-Goods” is an anthropological science fiction comic about being an artist in a changing world. It is intended for teen and up audiences; and includes depictions of death, illness, and discrimination.
68 two-colour pages.
