Here’s the link to the original panel of art.
Excellent!
Only the VD was permanent.
Who’s the Indian-fication by?
Sorry, native warrioress-ification.
That ring and twenty dollars worth of beads bought Manhattan. And it hasn’t been worth anything since. : )
How come he is scowling here, but in the original he is smiling – but I can’t see difference in the artwork!Nice subtle linework.
John Smith? That’s just the name he uses on motel registers.
Genius, it’s amazing same people in different roles.
A guest genius – I need one at work today!
this is definitely not PC….pilgrim correct….his hat is too tall
ring plus 20=24 boy, l you usually pay attention.
The usage of “Pilgrim giver” is incorrect. “Indian Giver” was a derogatory term reflecting the white man’s habit of giving land to the indian, only to take it back when it suited him later.
June 21, 2014
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator over 11 years ago
Here’s the link to the original panel of art.
margueritem over 11 years ago
Excellent!
freeholder1 over 11 years ago
Only the VD was permanent.
freeholder1 over 11 years ago
Who’s the Indian-fication by?
freeholder1 over 11 years ago
Sorry, native warrioress-ification.
freeholder1 over 11 years ago
That ring and twenty dollars worth of beads bought Manhattan. And it hasn’t been worth anything since. : )
Ottodesu over 11 years ago
How come he is scowling here, but in the original he is smiling – but I can’t see difference in the artwork!Nice subtle linework.
PICTO over 11 years ago
John Smith? That’s just the name he uses on motel registers.
riverhawk over 11 years ago
Genius, it’s amazing same people in different roles.
coltish1 over 11 years ago
A guest genius – I need one at work today!
Dr Sheriff MB esq PhD DML over 11 years ago
this is definitely not PC….pilgrim correct….his hat is too tall
freeholder1 over 11 years ago
ring plus 20=24 boy, l you usually pay attention.
Purple-Stater Premium Member over 11 years ago
The usage of “Pilgrim giver” is incorrect. “Indian Giver” was a derogatory term reflecting the white man’s habit of giving land to the indian, only to take it back when it suited him later.