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I encourage feedback, and will act on errors in my work. If someone sends a fact-based correction, I will make the change to the series. Recently, I’ve spent too much time historically upgrading the existing episodes instead of producing new ones!
When Cuauhtemoc eventually surrendered in 1521, Tecuichpo was at his side. Cuauhtemoc’s only request during his surrender was that his family be taken care of. Cortes honored that request. 13/
"The Song of the Women of Chalco" is mentioned in Episode Three of our series. I try to include whatever cultural references I can, in context to a scene. Then I explain or elaborate on the reference in my endnotes. https://t.co/NxqtsfRjHX
"Helm Greycastle" is a comic that combines Tolkien, D&D, and Mesoamerican myth/history. A four-issue series starting in April. https://t.co/N8WY8Irj7N
@RafaelmenaI @Majora__Z We've shown featherless Tenochca jumpsuits up front, wrinkled but perhaps a bit idealized, on page 3 of our series. There was a peek at feathered suits during our depiction of the Battle of Centla. More to come!