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What's your first ship not cannon, not necessarily gay, in the comics?

Wonder Woman was the first comic book I bought, in 1961. I was 11. But I don't think I ever though of it as nerdy. There was no such word in those days, and it was cool, even in my family, to read comic books (which is pretty interesting, given my mom's family was American Indian). It was seen as just a way of seeing mythology in a new format. It was simply a kind of mythology brought to life. As Superman and Batman are archetypes of mythological heroes brought to life. Superman's analogue in Native American history is Gluskab (The Protector). Batman could be seen as a reverse form of Ho-Chunk, the one who wore human forms on his ears (Batman wore an animal face WITH ears!)

One can learn a great deal through our myths and legends, given we have 9,000 years to draw on (and even further back than that, I'm sure).
 
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mcbrion said:
Wonder Woman was the first comic book I bought, in 1961. I was 11. But I don't think I ever though of it as nerdy. There was no such word in those days, and it was cool, even in my family, to read comic books (which is pretty interesting, given my mom's family was American Indian). It was seen as just a way of seeing mythology in a new format. It was simply a kind of mythology brought to life. As Superman and Batman are archetypes of mythological heroes brought to life. Superman's analogue in Native American history is Gluskab (The Protector). Batman could be seen as a reverse form of Ho-Chunk, the one who wore human forms on his ears (Batman wore an animal face WITH ears!)

One can learn a great deal through our myths and legends, given we have 9,000 years to draw on (and even further back than that, I'm sure).
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omg omg you saved me from a dumb situation :lol:

I've got a funny story from my family, I'm a classic mexican with a broken english despite is american, grew up talking mexican in my house we talk it and still I'm married and I'm working with mexicans friends from my childhood([STRIKE]that's a bad situation![/STRIKE])...but because blathering to much: me and my father loved read comics and my grand grandmother, may rest in peace, was absolutely believing that it was Devil...she was finding Devil messages everywhere. I remember, I miss those moments:##: , me and my father try to explain her what were comics...she was old, really old, so she wasn't able to understand it and it was a lot funny and in family we were all laughing talking about her. But she was so cute! She was my angel! (o)
She would be let me be myself!:scaredofthat:
 
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