A New Comic Book For The 21st Century: Memphis Ancient Glory Of Black History!

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Feb. 23, 2022 - PRLog -- By: Razee 'Ayin of The Kemetian Church Of Krsts

"There was a black cat before Black Panther. He was Lion Man, and he was created, written, and published by black people." - Demetrius Sherman

In 1846, the first comic strip was made by a Swiss school master by the name of Rodolphe Töpffer; and then in 1897 the Yellow Kid in McFadden's Flats became the first official comic book. It was written by Edward W. Townsend, a politician in the state of New Jersey. In the year of 1969, an African American comic book was introduced called Falcon. A comic book historian named Tim Hanley revealed that there are 78.9 percent Caucasian comic book makers, and only 1.2 percent African American. In July 1966, an African American comic became a mainstream success. The character was Coal Tiger, but renamed the Black Panther. According to it's-a-stampede media research, the film generated $1,346,913,161 worldwide at the box office. Although this fictional African American comic book has done well; there is a real story that relates to black history. A prehistoric black empire that existed 10,500 years ago say's the History Channel. Tessa Solomon of Art News Media reported in 2022 that archaeologists just uncovered two colossal sphinxes in Egypt.

The resurrected Krst Atum-Asar-Osiris stated in his own words that: 292124 Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth. The cycles of completeness for the great suffering or tribulation period, and the final departure for reward.

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