Tivo Rodriguez
Tivo Rodriguez is the creator & writer of Erie County Comics, a independent comic book line based out of Amherst, N.Y. Using ideas & concepts from life in the Western New York, Tivo has worked in conjunction with the owners of Queen City Comics, (one of the longest running comic book stores in the Buffalo area) and has produced several titles with a slew of fascinating characters such as Rustbelt, Roller Queen, Kennington Bailey, the Courier, Bubble Man, & the Woman in White.
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To date the titles Rustbelt, Roller Queen, & Erie County Comics Presents are available and Tivo has been also been able to produce merchandise for fans to enjoy, including but not limited to; tees, sneakers, women's panties, and coffee mugs among other items.
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Tivo has hosted signing events at local comic conventions and Queen City Comic Books, located on Main Street in University Heights.
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Not to show a lack of a sense of humor, with a touch of nostalga for Generation X, Tivo has created a series of mock up products that didn't really exist, but are based on real merchandise kids of the 70s & 80s had such as lunchboxes, Underroos, & Atari 2600 video games with his characters all over them.
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To learn more or contact Tivo & E.C. Comics a link has been placed below
The Rainbow Warrior: Genesis
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Scene #1; Alex Harlow meets & gets 'marked' by his spirit guide, Shunkaha Wakinyan, aka Wolf-With-Wings-of-Thunder.
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Scene #2; The Epilogue where Alex charges to stop The Triangle, a trio of three female villains. Named for a park in the University Heights neighborhood, they are: Jackdaw (a former Irish rock band who came from Buffalo), Sharkgirl (a popular piece of artwork that's a tourist attraction on the Waterfront) & The Bengal (named for Buffalo State College's sports teams)
Scene #3; Alex meets with members of The New Era, Buffalo's team of teenage heroes, each named after high school mascots. Clock from 1 o'clock: The Blue Devil (Kenmore West), The Engineer (Hutch Tech), The Red Raider (St. Francis), and The Charger (the now-closed Turner Carroll).
Scene #4; Grandmother, the Medicine Woman, teaches Alex how to create the fire portals he will need to travel instantly where he is required.
Scene # 5; Grandmother shows Alex a vision of North America's first team of heroes, the Wolfclan of the Longhouse, all Native Americans from different Nations.
Ghost Dancer in the center. Going clockwise from 7 o'clock: Tatanka Wicahpi (Star of the Running Deer), who could run faster than her namesake; Wakinyan Itazipa (Thunder Bow), a born tracker and hunter who never missed with his bow and arrows; Hoksila Mahpiya (Boy of the Sky), who commanded the winds; Wiyaka Hota (Feather of the Night Hawk), gifted with flight; Iya Wakan (Sacred Rain) who summoned storms and the rains; Taha Ska (White Turtle) who possessed great strength and was invulnerable.