Nävis profite d'un moment avec sa petite amie [NSFW?]
Nävis profite d'un moment avec sa petite amie [NSFW?]
So this is Nävis ("NAY-vee") from my favorite long-form sci-fi series Sillage ("Wake"). It's about a human girl who was the only survivor of an interstellar ship crash, who grew to adulthood with the help of one surviving robot and a sort of orphaned tiger-cub who grew up alongside her.
Eventually, she's discovered by the travelling collective "Sillage," which immediately turns her life upside down, but unexpectedly she proves uniquely valuable to the collective-- her human mind simply can't be read by the best telepaths in the galaxy, making her primo material as an espionage agent, particularly since she grew up in fairly savage circumstances. It's all a bit of a super-creative riff on the classic Tarzan formula, I find.
More on the wonderful Sillage / Wake albums:
https://sillage.fandom.com/wiki/Sillage_(comic_series)
Side note: I get the feeling that her bird friend here doubles as a little homage to John diFool's Deepo!
NOTE ALSO:
I've been having some pretty weird problems posting here since I publicly critiqued Lemmy.ML the other day. Let's assume it's just a total coincidence for now, but at the moment, it looks like I'm not allowed to share extra images in the body of my posts.
Sounds like a cool series!
I found it rather wonderful, myself. Are there some albums in German?
I found this, for example:
https://www.amazon.com/Die-Chroniken-von-Sillage-Band/dp/3948057915German Wikipedia told me the whole series was published in German.
First album:
Sorry, but direct links like that go against our sidebar guidelines:
don’t link to pirated downloads.
Dear JohnnyEnzyme, thank you for moderating this community.
I was under the impression that archive.org is not illegal nor does it host pirated content: archive.org about. I found it interesting to take a look into the beginning of the story and get an impression of the art style and wanted to share my finding (also it looks like you can't buy it anymore).
But maybe I'm wrong in this case (https://help.archive.org/help/rights/) - I can't decide it and I don't care enough about exploitation rights to look further into it. You may be right to opt for deletion if in doubt.