Any good Historical comics?

>>149361456 (OP)
source? this is cute.

Age of Bronze

>>149361456 (OP)
asterix

>>149361456 (OP)
I'm knocking up the cavewoman

>>149361539
>source
Heidi @heytherenrds, it does say in the filename.

>>149361675
what in god's name does that mean. what's the URL?

>>149361706
Are you fucking retarded? Rhetorical question.

okay found it on nozomi. okay so.. this is the same thing that was posted on /co/ earlier with the nerd girl

>>149361672
she might be...too much for you.

>>149361730
imagine the pubes. Farwk

Hate how people depict Egypt as a barren desert, instead of the true Nile Delta that it actually was/ still is.

>>149361721
Don’t spoonfeed retards.

>>149361766
I mean this isn't even retard level. This is 'guy with literally no understanding of how to use the internet' level. How the fuck can you be given some information and not think 'Okay I better search this on my search engine of choice'.

The pyramid's missing the white limestone and gold triangle

>>149361756
tbf the pyramids are actually built in deserts, although they aren't as far from the nile as one might think

>>149361721
excuse me for googling it and automatically fixing the spelling. there are ZERO results, blank fucking screen, for 'heidi @heytherenerds' and I've never heard something given in this format before. you want like a 'dot com' in there somewhere.
>>149361756
it's hard to picture a fertile desert unless you live in california.

>>149361805
ah yeah. it's like when people draw coconuts on palm trees and they draw them brown and hairy like they've been dehusked already

>>149361456 (OP)
they're girlfriends!

>>149361810
Of course the pyramids are near the Nile!! All Egyptian civilization was/is! They didn't just take a billion tons of limestone a million miles into the Western wilderness. The Nile was the main transportation of the bricks in the first place! The pyramid complex had a manmade canal.

I wish there was a way we could flood the desert from the sea. Imagine.

>>149362420
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sahara_Sea

>>149362344
Ivan is a girl's name?

>>149361456 (OP)
>Cleopatra in 2500 BC
Cleopatra wasn't born 4500 years ago and she had no pyramids built.

>>149362758
Ivan is the mammoth's name.

>>149361456 (OP)

>>149361730
You underestimate me

>>149361675
That's not what the filename says

Siberians in 2500 B.C were all proto-ugric tribals, not Russians thoughbeit

bumping to reply to shit with shortly

>>149362926

>>149361805
This. It's both funny and sad to see the inaccuracy still survive. I played Civilization 3 in 2001 and they got the white and gold coating correct.

>>149361456 (OP)
Not historical per se but I liked "Earth in a bottle" since it dwells on why history is important
There was this kino spanish comic where they explain the history of the cinema while fighting edison from conquering everything via time-travel, might post the title tomorrow if the thread is still up, couldn't find it tonight

>>149364285
Reminds me that a pretty silly duck comic actually got it right.

>>149364411
Thanks anon. And good on the artist too for his research.

i really enjoyed lawcomic

>>149361456 (OP)
Yes.

Oh, you mean in English? Marvel 1602 is about as good as it gets.

>>149361456 (OP)
Cartoon History of the Universe.

https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/three

>>149361456 (OP)
enrico marini comics perhaps

>>149361456 (OP)
Someone draw yuri of these two girls, stat.

Someone murder >>149365275, stat.

>>149365275
>queen of the nile defiling herself with a barbaric hunter gatherer

>>149364285
the gold tip is a myth, the only pyramid tip ever found was made of the same outer casing stone as the rest of it, though it was decorated with hieroglyphs.

and desu, you'd need way the fuck too much gold for it to be visible at all, that white limestone is gonna blind the fuck out of you in daylight anyway, it's impressive enough.

>>149365267
agree, that one is pretty cool
anon you shold check out Apostata by Ken Broeders.
It is even better in my opinon.

>>149361456 (OP)
this image makes me thing of Conquest and Tanis even through they are more sudo history fantasy

About Aztec Empire is a (mostly) historically accurate telling of the first contact between Cortez and the New World, and how he helped to destroy the Aztec Empire alongside his Mayan allies. Every chapter ends with a lengthy glossary going over their sources. It's a real passion project.
https://www.bigredhair.com/books/aztec-empire/about/

>>149365590
Cool

>>149362328
>>149361810
2000 years ago the sahara wasn't as big as today. It wasn't the full wet green land it was during the stone age but still you can probably add a good 100 km of life around the nile

>>149361810
The Nile was closer to them back then. AFAIK the Giza pyramids were right on the shore of either the Nile proper, or a canal built up to them

>>149365528
>ever found
it was gold in the open it was never found that shit was stolen and melted into cockrings and fake teeh like 6 hours after the empire feel

>>149362420
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qattara_Depression_Project

>>149365874
that Nile is a squirrely river

>>149361730
The fact that I can't fuck neanderthalensis pussy is a hatecrime

>>149365899
Holy KEK

>>149366991
Wtf is wrong with glowniggers!?

>>149361644
SPBP

>>149361456 (OP)
Les Sept Vies de l’Épervier

>>149365899
Why does Egypt hate fun?

>>149368176
Project Ploughshare was way too based to ever be implemented

>>149368176
Peaceful nuclear explosion sound like plenty of fun. Someone should show it to trump

>>149368176
It's too bad that when they actually tested it (in fucking Colorado near populated areas of all things) the underground nuke fused the rock together rather than blasting it apart

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Rulison

>>149364311
Found it: https://cacahueteblog.blogspot.com/p/las-aventuras-de-muybridge-y-marey_21.html

Iwasn't expecting such a hassle, it's a bit of a shame the website they used to host the comic got wiped out, the best way to read it is download the comic (muybridgeymarey.zip) from "archive_subcultura_webcomics" on archive.org, it does contain all the footnotes and the like, so there's that, it's not the worse I've had to do to read a comic either
>>149365533
>>149365267
>>149365590
I'll check these out later, thanks for the recomendations anons

>>149368094
I scanlated some of that. One of my favourite series, along with Passagers du Vent.

>>149362328
>automatically fixing the spelling
why not just highlight and copy paste into google?

>>149365528
>>149365881
They were gilded, not made from solid gold. The Egyptians invented the process.

>>149369061
>I scanlated some of that
Link and I'll love you even more.

>>149368517
>Someone should show it to trump
You'd need the N-word pass first.

>>149369156
https://www.mediafire.com/?b4mhrfnyc6k6r
Attila Mon Amour - Mr. Rape made a comic about Attila's invasion, contains rape and torture.
Passengers with the Wind - It's the memoirs of a young woman with a complicated family history, who ends up in Louisiana as part of reporting on the triangular trade for the Freemasons.
Companions of Twilight - effectively a hella trippy dark fantasy comic, but it's largely about Bourgeon bringing Violet Le Duc's art alive in a comic.
Giacomo C - titular guy's adventure in Venice
Lilith - future humanity sending a time-traveling assassin back in what very clearly is their attempt to kill Earth forever, at a spiritual level. The individual books are basically random movies the artist upgraded to be more historically accurate.
Sambre - teenagers of the July Monarchy being fucked over by early racial theories and inheritable mental illnesses.
The Hidden Face - a young Italian finds himself caught up in the Ethiopian resistance.
The Masters of the Barley - family drama about a Clan of beer brewers.
The Seven Lives of the Falcon - take Zorro, put it into late 16th century France and make it REALLY FUCKED UP
The Throne of Clay - everybody likes the Hundred Year's War.
Muraqq is nice to look at, but it never got any more issues, I think.

https://www.mediafire.com/?8vc0eywtcqx7i#8vc0eywtcqx7i
This nigga scanlated Sasmira, which is a series that's all about giving people fetishes for 19th century undergarments. Also the rest of Throne of Clay.

>>149361456 (OP)
>Any good Historical comics?
The lawcomic, mentioned in the other /co/ history thread, has quite a lot. It has long history sections for where legal principles come from, like the right to remain silent going back to medieval England. It is now doing a history of government from the first humans to now. So far it's covered "state of nature" homo sapiens through tribes, city-states, priest-kings, ancient Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt, the birth of Judaism/monotheism, and now it's in ancient Greece. I'm more of a history nerd than a law geek, but I highly recommend it.

>>149369697
Should have included a screenshot. Here's the first page in its Egypt section.

In your opinion. how far back do you have to go for something to be historic?

>>149369788
Faxes from Sarajevo is a historic comic.

>>149361730
didn't humans look pretty much how we look now by like 50000 years ago?

>>149369834
So 30ish years?

>>149369788
Anything from the invention of writing (before that is prehistory) to last week.

>>149361756
From what i understand as of 2025 we are still closer to the pharoah cleopatra than cleopatra was to the building of the pyramids themselves

>>149369896
>to last week.
Not necessarily going to argue with you, but I'm interested in why specifically a week?

>>149369912
Because that really embarrassing thing I did yesterday did NOT happen, it's NOT real, and we're all going to stop talking about it, mkay!?

>>149362926
>I am losding hair, what dhe fug x—-DDD

>>149369506
Why are they so small?

>>149370115
Many of them are old ass scans. They're big enough to be readable, in any case, anything beyond that is a waste of disk space, IMO. You're not getting more details out of larger scans here.

>>149368176
>>149368517
i cant believe recreational nukes were real after all.

>>149365590
>posting art from the pedo
kill yourself

Mesoamerican history nerd here, I reccomend:

Codex Black (Shi-Gu/Itzcacalotl/IDW)
Aztec Empire (BigRedHair)
Zotz and Dream Rider (Daniel Parada)

See also the tweet in >>149370452 for more

this was storytimed here not so long ago, quite a good read...

>>149370473
Maybe you remember, but what was that 3D animated cartoon on Netflix that was all about the Mesoamerican pantheon?

>>149361456 (OP)
>Girl from a dessert had yellowish light skin
>Girl from a frozen tundra has brown skin

>>149371227
>Guy who never goes outside lacks the ability to discern difference in lighting

>>149370473
mesoamerica was 80% female?!

>>149368517
TDS

>>149361456 (OP)
I love images like this because you can always feel the faint butthurt that the artist has that his ancestors were shit flinging savages and not from one of the good civilizations

>>149361810
It only makes sense they'd build in the desert. What a waste of perfectly good arable land to build where it's green. That's valuable real estate. The pyramids were tombs, tombs don't need water or arable land to be tombs.

>>149361456 (OP)
>meanwhile, in literal Siberia
https://archaeologymag.com/2023/12/worlds-oldest-fortresses-discovered-in-stone-age-siberia/

>>149371399
>Stupid pyramids made of sand
vs
>Giant mammoths
Think the mammoths are the winners here.

>>149371399
Egypt is basically one of the only good civilizations, but unfortunately their civilization ended 2000 years ago and modern Egyptians have no continuity with it. Genetically they might have some descent from the Egyptians, but culturally they are a totally separate people.

Egypt's original, pre-Roman culture was spectacular in its longevity. China wishes it could have that kind of continuity between dynastic successions.

>>149371275
>Brown people look asian under certain lighting
>Flat colors, lighting
Seems like "going outside" has turn you retarded.

>>149371399
Really? My ancestors were shit-caked bog people and I find it absolutely hilarious that they somehow built the largest empire in history.
I imagine most people from other savage-descended cultures feel similarly.
I find the butthurt generally stems from people whose modern cultures are way behind while their ancient ones were pretty advanced for the time.
>>149371582
>Genetically they might have some descent from the Egyptians
Pretty much just the Coptic minority.

>>149371627
Anon you obtuse dickhead, the top image is mirroring the 'lighting' of the desert, reflecting the yellows of the sand and sun onto her skin, the bottom is meant to be a dark, grey snowstorm, so she's in shadow, and thus looks browner.
This is really basic shit right here.

>>149371689
The fucker is complaining that he sees the top character as having epicanthic folds common to the asiatic people. Do you really think him intelligent to understand wavelengths of light reflecting off of colored material can shade objects in different hue?
He's here to get mad about the imaginary brown people who live in his head and he's not going to let facts get in his way.

>>149371135
You may be thinking of Maya and the Three? Haven't watched it yet. It clearly takes a lot of liberties but it also seems to be doing so in a way I think is inoffensive and done with creative intent.

>>149371325
No, I think Itzcacalotl just likes cute girls

>>149371689
>BEHOLD, A NIGGER
>Since Mongolia is in the Siberian region, the Siberian girl should actually have yellowish skin and that would actually be realistic
Retards like you always love pretending they know everything.

>>149371689
>Average Egyptian guy skin is several shades darker than the sand
>Retard thinks humans are chameleons to mirror the color of the sand
Anything else, retard?

>>149372395
To be fair, she's clearly meant to look like Cleopatra even if that would be 2500 years before her time.

original shitpost from a couple years back

>>149369860
just a branch...early humans were literal terminators.

>>149361456 (OP)
Are the inuit some geographic anomaly where people with dark skin who should suffer vitamin deficiency and struggle to survive, yet nonetheless maintain their population?

>>149370473
One day someone should storytime codex black here

>>149373418
>wojak
Think I prefer the cute girls

>>149369784
> female nudity in a educational comic about law

>>149372327
Is this porn?

>>149366991
>le beauty will bring peace to the middle east
The CIA was, and in many ways, still is a gigantic meme.

>>149373990
Maybe don't read the chapter on rape, then. Or some other bits, either.

>>149374235
All conflict stems from resources, if the Middle East suddenly gains a Great Lake sized source of Freshwater, there'd be more resources to go around.
Once the fallout clears out anyway.

>>149361675
What version of Earth do you come from?
Because it does not say that in the filename from this Earth.

>>149374727
Or, there would be more resources to hoard and fight over. The existence of more resources doesn't mean that everyone gets a slice of the pie, it just means the pie is bigger for whoever claims it.
And this is ignoring that some of the bloodiest wars in history had nothing to do with resources.

>>149362896
I don't think the proto-slavs ever got past the Ural Mountains at that point in time.

>>149374921
A series about the earliest Proto Indo-Europeans domesticating the horse on the north shore of the Black Sea would be neat.

>>149373871
Naw, all the ice and snow tends to there but the area tends to look bright with all the ice.

>>149373871
It's pretty much due to their ancestral diet of sea mammals and fatty fish, both of which are rich in Vitamin D. Usually, humans only require exposure to sunlight in order to catalyze its production (paler skin facilitates the absortion of UV radiation in northern latitudes), but it can also be obtained through certain foods. That said, using the latter as a main source (like the Inuit do) is quite infrequent.

>>149373899
I have permission from the author/artist to dump the google books preview, I intended to do it when Book 2 was coming out, but I got busy. I'll probably do it in the leadup to book 3 coming out

>>149369788
35 years ago

>>149371399
kind of sad, I genuinely believe civilisation was bad for humanity on an individual level. Farming civilisation requires a sort of alcoholism induced domestication of humanity into an unhealthy sort of bugmen with a primarily grain diet and slavish devotion to infalible priest kings. I dont view egypt, mesopotamia and the mesoamerican as that different from north korean mega skyscrapers. early farmers spent a long time having no population growth until animal disease resistance and domestication cause an explosion in population that leads them to a genocide tier population replacement of their regions.
very few people have taken up agriculture willingly, civilisation's a population bottleneck. Individualism is higher among hunter gatherers who practiced horticulture like the amazon people and the pacific northwest fisher tribes, /k geer queers who believed the idea of working for someone who's getting much more than you was a sign of mental illness, they would never organise an a level greater than tribes and coalitions of tribes.
If it weren't for civilisations outskirts producing pastoral herders, individualism would have died out. Tracing your ancestry back to these people is nothing to be ashamed of, your ancestors were like genghis khan, not the bureaucrats who wrote poetry about uniting china but didn't believe the military was worth their time.

>>149373418
>>149373510

Do you ever wonder how this people even archived all of these ancient histories?

>>149376553
There’s no need to wonder Anon, we know how they did it. The same way we do, with writing and art. You can go to a bookstore right now and buy books written thousands of years ago by Herodotus or Julius Caesar. You can go to a museum or a historic site and see the statues and artefacts that commemorate historical figures and events. How else do you think we know?

It’s harder to figure out what happened before RECORDED history, since people without a written language pass stories down by word of mouth (which is obviously subject to embellishment or outright lies) and at that point we have to rely mainly on the archeological record. It’s also why there’s so much disagreement about early human history (see: religion) but not so much after people start writing stuff down.

>>149376553
Which people? Which ancient histories? Governments kept records. Some of those records survived. We read them.

>>149376553
technologies?

>>149365590
>destroy the Aztec Empire alongside his Mayan allies

Tlaxcalans and others, anon, the Mayans were completely separate from that area and were contacted by Pizarro

>>149371227
it's nearly like the snow increace exposure to light and darken the skin....

>>149376553
They recorded vlogs bro. You never watched them?

>>149361456 (OP)
Anyone have a scan of that Yuro, middle eastern The Treasure Hunters thing with the cool artstyle?

>>149372563
That and she was largely of Greek and Persian ancestry because of incest. Ancient Egyptians were more related to Semitic people to the east and northwest.

>>149361456 (OP)
I read this the other day, its kino as fuck, it's still got a sequel coming out too i think. AND it got most of the clothes right.

>>149378385
In the two mediafire collection links posted.

>>149378385
>>149378449
Thats the one with the jew with dark eyes, wuts it called

>>149361456 (OP)
The last mammoths that were alive during the time of the pyramids existed on a remote island off of the coast of continental Siberia which was uninhabited by humans. They'd been extinct on mainland Asia for thousands of years.

>>149361456 (OP)
Prince Valiant (despite having anachronisms all over the place and two or three giant monsters)

>>149365528
>the only pyramid tip ever found
Fuck are you talking about? There are like 4 just in the main hall at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

But to be fair, there isn't evidence that the Pyramidion of the Pyramid of Khufu was gilded or covered with sheet metal, the evidence we have of that practice is from the 5th dynasty on, in the form of tomb scenes and texts.

>>149375225
>permission from the author/artist to dump the google books preview
Gay, just do what you want bro, storytime the whole thing.

>>149371111
This was so good holy shit!

>>149378531
if you want accuracy you can read Hal Foster's Medieval Castle

>Be egyptian
>get conquered by Assyrians
>get conquered by Hitites
>get conquered by Nubians
>get conquered by Assyrians again
>get conquered by Greeks
>get conquered by Persians
>get conquered by Romans
>get conquered Arabs
name a bigger group of jobbers in history?

>>149377699
Pizarro was the Incans.

>>149379117
You could also add Israel as conquerors.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_occupation_of_the_Sinai_Peninsula

>>149379117
If you also include modern history then France, Britain and Israel have also conquered Egypt as well. The last occupation being 1982.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_Military_Governorate

>>149378449
Is it this one?

>>149379117
They're like 5000 years old. Seems kinda natural that they've seen some shit.

>>149381174
Looks like an armored Murloc

>>149371227
To be fair, it was conventional in ancient Egyptian art since the Old Kingdom to depict light-skinned female figures as (literally) yellow, so at least that detail is historically accurate. The palest ancient Egyptians presumably lived near the coastlines, where more admixture between North Africans, Near Easterners, and Southern Europeans is likely to have occurred.

>>149378633
I wouldn't normally mind but A: I don't wanna dump the whole thing because I want to encourage people to buy the comic so it hopefully sells well and we get more content, and B: I know people who know the author and other people who worked on it and I don't want to step on their toes

>>149365590
>>149365793
>>149369010
>>149377699
Huh how did I miss that somebody else posted this before I mentioned it also in >>149370473

>Tlaxcalans and others, anon, the Mayans were completely separate from that area and were contacted by Pizarro
As >>149379973 says, Pizarro's expedition was in Peru and lead to the fall of the main Inca state (though there was a reformed Inca state which continued to resist Spanish conquest for a while, and a few neo-Inca states and revolution attempts over the next few centuries).

Also, the Cortes expedition DID encounter Maya states, you see the conflict it had with Maya states in Tabasco in the first few chapters of the comic for example. But it is true that the Cortes expedition didn't really make alliances with any of them (at least that I can recall), unlike with some of the states in Central Mexico. They did get slaves and supplies from the Maya states they defeated, though, which is how Malinche joined them,

Dawn of time (webcomic)
Not exactly a history comic, it's actually pre-history but it does feature some historical figures from paleontology via time travel shenanigans.

>>149383961
Looks neat. Link?

>>149384650
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=Dawn+of+time+(webcomic)

It really irks me that /co/ is either too desperate or too stupid to not have built a thread around a bait OP.

>>149384722
The only bait, is the bait in your mind.

>>149374780
>there would be more resources to hoard and fight over
Qattara is far too firmly Egyptian for anyone to contest, especially since it's entirely agricultural and so secondary to the Nile in what Egypt offers. The point is offering an outlet for Egypt's wealthy as well as its growing population.

>>149378531
>>149378646
Hal Foster is far too underrated on here.

>>149383790
>A: I don't wanna dump the whole thing because I want to encourage people to buy the comic so it hopefully sells well and we get more content
>>149375225
Does this comic book series have lesbians? If it does that's a hard pass for me. If the girl in black was being flirty with a nerd or twink I'd buy this book in an instant for you Mesoamerica-Anon.