Aug 16, 2021 · A mixed Native enby from North Carolina, Hedge Coke has been twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize, twice longlisted for the Hugo, is author of Examining New X-Men, and an editor of two volumes of Along the Chaparral and Sing: Poetry from the Indigenous Americas.

Travis Hedge Coke writes a weekly online column, Patricia Highsmash, and is the editor of two volumes of Along the Chaparral and associate editor of Sing: Poetry from the Indigenous Americas.

By Patricia Highsmash, Travis Hedge Coke Verified | Comic Watch Verified The Orb’s Little Fluffy Clouds features significantly in The Invisibles, during Volume 2, and if I were to name a song without conflict, that ambient track might come up quicker in my mind than its backstory.

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Jun 28, 2021 · Patricia Highsmash Examining New X-Men Pt. 12 by Travis Hedge Coke . From 2001 to 2004 Grant Morrison (The Invisibles, Batman and Robin) and team of pencilers, inkers, letterers, editors and colorists, including Phil Jimenez, Mike Marts, and Frank Quitely made a comic called New X-Men.

Mar 15, 2023 · Travis Hedge Coke writes Patricia Highsmash @TravisHedgeCoke Monster in My Pocket was already an innuendo, but the comics (by Dwayne McDuffie, Gil Kane, Ernie Colón, Roger Stern) threw some wild ones in for what was a Harvey comic.

Travis Hedge Coke Columnist and Contributor. Travis Hedge Coke writes the weekly Patricia Highsmash column and is a frequent presence on the Mutant Watch podcast.

Travis Hedge Coke is a writer, editor, and teacher, working with Along the Chaparral to story interred veterans at the Riverside National Cemetery. The former writer of the Hugo-longlisted Pop Medicine column, they currently write for the weekly Patricia Highsmash, for Comic Watch.

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There is Nothing Left to Say (On The Invisibles) will debut this month, exploring politics, art, history, race, queerness, magick, religion, self-help, comics ...