wow this is funny , cute and great work. I like this and you've done a wonderful job :)

Great story throughout, great posing, excellent comic style. Very, very cool. Excellent work...

Wonderful! Graphically well done, story is simple but entertaining. Good job.

good story and renderwork, really good

Also echt, das ist grortig!!! Einfach grortig! Ich bin froh, dass ich Deiner Einladung gefolgt bin! Eine tolle Story und eine supertolle Umsetzung! Und ich sag es immer wieder: Die Guten werden siegen! ;-))

nice story lookoo, well put together, you should continue.

lookoo, This is very good and very thought provoking. You have put alot of time and effort into this and it shows. This is so much better than the usual images posted at Rosity of Vicky in so sort of undress which gets so boring that I never look at those pics anymore. There are so many images here that use a stock pose, stock background, stock clothing..slap it all together and call it art. You have outdone all of those by leaps and bounds. Fantastic work.

very well done. cheers, -gabriel

This is fucking immoral. The terrorist wins again. What are you, a communist or what? Bad Lookoo, bad. You anti-american. Do you want to rewrite history? The Americans never slaughtered the natives. The Americans are good people, unable to commit a genocide (That is why they support the Israelis who are doing the same). Didn't you watch John Waine? Those natives were evil primitives, and attacked innocent villagers to steal the land we were peacefully cultivating. The Indians hated the colonists and the values of Freedom and Justice for All they represented. We had to kill them all to defend ourselves and to defend democracy. Go bless me, me mum and all the people who share nothing with me but my nationality.

Thanks for putting this straight, Surface! Here is a little read for all those interested in US history: Thomas Jefferson's first inaugural address delivered less than two centuries since the founding of the first permanent English colomes: A rising nation, spread over a wide and fruitful land, traversing all the seas with the rich productions of their industry, engaged in commerce with nations who feel power and forget right, advancing rapidly to destinies beyond the reach of the mortal eye-when I contemplate these transcendent objects, and see the honor, the happiness, and the hopes of this beloved country committed to the issue, and the auspices of this day, I shrink from the contemplation, and humble myself before the magnitude of the undertaking. It was in pursuit of these and other grand visions that Jefferson later would write of the remaining Indians in America that the government was obliged "now to pursue them to extermination, or drive them to new seats beyond our reach." For the native peoples of Jefferson's "rising nation," of his "beloved country"-far from being Bolivar's "legitimate owners"- were in truth, most Americans believed, little more than dangerous wolves. Andrew Jackson said this plainly in urging American troops to root out from their "dens" and kill Indian women and their "whelps," adding in his second annual message to Congress that while some people tended to grow "melancholy" over the Indians' being driven by white Americans to their "tomb," an understanding of "true philanthropy reconciles the mind to these vicissitudes as it does to the extinction of one generation to make room for another." Before either Jefferson or Jackson, George Washington, the father of the country, had said much the same thing: the Indians were wolves and beasts who deserved nothing from the whites but "total ruin." America as Redeemer Nation became Imperial America, fulfilling its irresistible and manifest destiny. During the country's early national period this took the form of declarations that America should withdraw from world affairs into moral isolation (to preserve the chaste new nation from the depravities of the Old World and the miserable lands beyond) that was uttered in the same breath as the call to export the "Rising Glory of America," to bring democracy and American-style civilization to less fortunate corners of the earth. Less than a century later, during the peak era of American imperialism, the same contradictory mission presented itself again: while those Americans who most opposed expansion into the Philippines shared the imperialists' belief in the nation's predestined right to rule the world, they resisted efforts to annex a nation of "inferior" dark-skinned people largely because of fears they had of racial contamination. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., said it most straightforwardly when he referred to America's virulent treatment of the Indians as the lesson to recall in all such cases, because, harsh though he admitted such treatment was, it had "saved the Anglo-Saxon stock from being a nation of half-breeds." In these few words were both a terrible echo of past warrants for genocidal race war and a chilling anticipation of eugenic justifications for genocide yet to come, for to this famous scion of America's proudest family, the would-be extermination of an entire race of people was preferable to the "pollution" of racial intermixture. In 1784 a British visitor to America observed that "white Americans have the most rancorous antipathy to the whole race of Indians; nothing is more common than to hear them talk of extirpating them totally from the face of the earth, men, women, and children." And this visitor was not speaking only of the opinion of those whites who lived on the frontier. Wrote the distinguished early nineteenth century scientist, Samuel G. Morton: "The benevolent mind may regret the inaptitude of the Indian for civilization," but the fact of the matter was that the "structure of [the Indian's] mind appears to be different from that of the white man, nor can the two harmonize in the social relations except on the most limited scale." "Thenceforth," added Francis Parkman, the most honored American historian of his time, the natives-whom he described as "man, wolf, and devil all in one"-"were destined to melt and vanish before the advancing waves of Anglo-American power, which now rolled westward unchecked and unopposed." The Indian, he wrote, was in fact responsible for his own destruction, for he "will not learn the arts of civilization, and he and his forest must perish together." Meanwhile, by the 1860s, with only a remnant of America's indigenous people still alive, in Hawaii the Reverend Rufus Anderson surveyed the carnage that by then had reduced those islands' native population by 90 percent or more, and he declined to see it as a tragedy; the expected total die-off of the Hawaiian people was only natural, this missionary said, somewhat equivalent to "the amputation of diseased members of the body." Returning to America, the famed Harvard physician and social commentator Oliver Wendell Holmes observed in 1855 that Indians were nothing more than a "half-filled outline of humanity" whose "extermination" was the necessary "solution of the problem of his relation to the white race." Describing native peoples as "a sketch in red crayons of a rudimental manhood," he added that it was only natural for the white man to "hate" the Indian and to "hunt him down like the wild beasts of the forest, and so the red-crayon sketch is rubbed out, and the canvas is ready for a picture of manhood a little more like God's own image." Two decades later, on the occasion of the nation's 1876 centennial celebration, the country's leading literary intellectual took time out in an essay expressing his "thrill of patriotic pride" flatly to advocate "the extermination of the red savages of the plains." Wrote William Dean Howells to the influential readers of the Atlantic Monthly: The red man, as he appears in effigy and in photograph in this collection [at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition], is a hideous demon, whose malign traits can hardly inspire any emotion softer than abhorrence. In blaming our Indian agents for malfeasance in office, perhaps we do not sufficiently account for the demoralizing influence of merely beholding those false and pitiless savage faces; moldy flour and corrupt beef must seem altogether too good for them. Not to be outdone by the most eminent historians, scientists, and cultural critics of the previous generation, several decades later still, America's leading psychologist and educator, G. Stanley Hall, imperiously surveyed the human wreckage that Western exploration and colonization had created across the globe, and wrote: Never, perhaps, were lower races being extirpated as weeds in the human garden, both by conscious and organic processes, so rapidly as to-day. In many minds this is inevitable and not without justification. Pity and sympathy, says Nietzsche, are now a disease, and we are summoned to rise above morals and clear the world's stage for the survival of those who are fittest because strongest.... The world will soon be overcrowded, and we must begin to take selective agencies into our own hands. Primitive races are either hopelessly decadent and moribund, or at best have demonstrated their inability to domesticate or civilize themselves. And not to be outdone by the exalted likes of Morton, Parkman, Holmes, Howells, Adams, or Hall, the man who became America's first truly twentieth century President, Theodore Roosevelt, added his opinion that the extermination of the American Indians and the expropriation of their lands "was as ultimately beneficial as it was inevitable. Such conquests," he continued, "are sure to come when a masterful people, still in its raw barbarian prime, finds itself face to face with the weaker and wholly alien race which holds a coveted prize in its feeble grasp." It is perhaps not surprising, then, that this beloved American hero and Nobel Peace Prize recipient (who once happily remarked that "I don't go so far as to think that the only good Indians are dead Indians, but I believe nine out of ten are, and I shouldn't like to inquire too closely into the case of the tenth") also believed that "degenerates" as well as "criminals . . . and feeble-minded persons [should] be forbidden to leave offspring behind them." The better classes of white Americans were being overwhelmed, he feared, by "the unrestricted breeding" of inferior racial stocks, the "utterly shiftless," and the "worthless."

Du hast es geschaft ! Er ist sehr gut geworden. Dar ist ja noch einieges dazugekommen ! gut so lookoo

Excellent storyline and thank you for the history too. Excellent work all around.

Respectfully putting political views aside.... I'd like to say that this series is amazingly well-produced and notably putting it a level beyond regular postings here. I appreciate the time you spent rendering these storyboards and again, your sense of continuity and story is what makes these images really wonderful.. big kudos:)

Somebody is white himself (German as far as the eye can see with a little pinch of jewishness)and has just some Know Your History issues. Thanks for the compliment anyway. BTW, the text above is an excerpt from "American Holocaust" by US author David Stannard, a shocking account of the "greatest demografic catastrophe in human history" which makes you wonder why you were never told anything about all this at school.

My last comment was a reply to a renderosity fellow who mentioned:" Someone has some Hate Whitey issues going on ... Nice artwork though." and withdrew it after a very interesting discussion we had.

an incredibly refreshing series you've created here, and it was the lack of these kind of postings that made me stop surfing the poser gallery altogether more than a year ago

Excellent story, well composed and well-thought-out. You make a powerful point without talking down to your viewers or insulting anyone's intelligence, unlike some people around here. Please do some more stories, either about Mo'Ca or another character. (If you're taking suggestions, I nominate Tecumseh. Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.) This history lesson is sure to open some eyes. It's the general lack of history education in public schools that keeps people from knowing things like this. Only movies are left to fill the void. And they never seem to dwell on facts such as the practice of scalping was originated by European traders. ... ("Terrorists" aren't always who we wish they were.)