#timespirits

[balu8]

Timespirits #4

by Steve Perry; Steve Bissette and Tom Yeates

Marvel/Epic

[comicarthistory]

Page from Timespirits #4. 1985. Art by Tom Yeates and Steve Bissette.

[technoshy]

*chirp*

[technoshy]

Old OC, Shy!

[stephenperry]

Published from 1984 - 1986 via Marvel's creator-owned Epic Comics imprint, Timespirits was an 8-issue limited series created by Steve Perry and artist Tom Yeates. The series' blue-skinned cat-girl character, Thornypaws, bears an undeniable likeness to the Na'vi of James Cameron's Avatar - which was released a quarter century later. To this day, Perry and Yeates have received no acknowledgment for this inspiration.

[booraystrife]

Fifty-cent bin find. This book is so good! Creative, fun and edgy. @marvel had some real balls in the eighties. Great art too. What a find. #timespirits #epiccomics #makeminemarvel #comics #5 #1985 (at Mill Hill, Trenton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1cH1eqhYl5/?igshid=1x9o36j15taek

[officialtimespirits]

Introduction

Welcome to the official lore page of Time Spirits. 

I am aiming to fill this page full of lore, so if anyone has anything to ask about the characters or the universe that they live in, this page might help. Also this will help me keep track and grow this little universe of mine so it will be easier for me to eventually create a game out of it. 

I don’t want to say this but I feel its necessary, I am not taking suggestions regarding the lore. This is my story that I already have plenty of ideas that I want to put in so I’m not asking for more ideas. I hope you all can understand this.

Posts are in order and if you don’t want to scroll you can go to specific post by pressing CTRL+F and type one of these and press enter to quickly go to the part you wish to read: 

Timeless Realm

Time Spirits

Unspecified Spirit

Lost and Damned Spirits

Please keep in mind that I am still working on this page and please do come and ask me questions in discord regarding the lore! 

Have an awesome day!

[stephenperry]

As of May 2018, I have been working on an independent research project about the murdered comics writer Stephen J. Perry, who lived December 12 1954 – May 2010. Taking the form of investigative biography, the project aims to showcase Perry’s uniquely creative work, much of which he has not been sufficiently credited for, and to try to understand his life and legacy.

The project looks to celebrate Perry as an artist and as an individual, while also highlighting the many structural and institutional injustices that tragically failed him, not only within the businesses of TV and comics, but also in the U.S. social and medical systems more broadly. 

With the kind support and contributions of friends and fellow comics creators who knew and worked closely with Steve, I will be posting updates on here as the project takes shape. More to come soon.

- Ally Russell Shields