New tome of Ekho came out in English last week. Tomes 1 through 5 will be storytimed first, and Deep South will be last.
Ekho #6 - Deep South Storytime
Angel Phillips
Matthew Ross
Tome 1
Daniel Reyes
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Jace Sanchez
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Cooper Roberts
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Landon Cooper
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Eli Roberts
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Adrian Roberts
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Nolan Fisher
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Chase Myers
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Josiah Allen
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Levi Moore
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Noah Jackson
Tome 2
Zachary Taylor
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Hudson Thompson
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David White
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Jacob Rivera
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Adrian Taylor
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Colton Gutierrez
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Christopher Morris
Look like pages for are out of order. First one should actually be last.
Blake Brown
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Sebastian Lewis
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Noah Diaz
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Easton Bennett
Tome 3
Henry Watson
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Samuel Hall
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Justin James
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Nathan Jenkins
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Lucas Phillips
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Jordan Jones
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Parker Gray
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Jace Perry
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Connor Gomez
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Ayden Lopez
Tome 4
Dominic Morgan
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Grayson Smith
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Jacob Bell
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David Evans
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Alexander Rodriguez
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Lincoln Scott
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Henry Baker
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Lincoln Thompson
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Juan Jenkins
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Isaiah Brooks
Tome 5
Michael Cook
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William Long
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Elijah Richardson
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Daniel Lee
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Benjamin Brooks
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Jeremiah Martin
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Julian Foster
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Andrew Ross
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Zachary Ward
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Henry Rogers
Tome 6
It's probably the weakest one so far.
Lucas Bailey
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Connor Long
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Chase Ramirez
lol
Aaron Edwards
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Colton Hall
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Easton Brooks
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Gavin Williams
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Juan Bennett
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Nicholas Martinez
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Isaac Young
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Thomas Clark
Well, it is a Frenchfag writing it. Stereotype of Americans over there (and Europe in general) is that they are moralizing and religious nuts who obsess over politics way too much. First two especially apply to the southerners. You can also notice that New Yorkers in first tome are rude and multiple American characters are greedy or drug addicts. Singer is American too and her entire act revolves around politics as well and songs have horrible lyrics
Until recently, the last story of of American fanatics who were involved in physical altercations was Westbroo Baptist Church. That's probably what Arleston is building off of. That and bad American pop singers who try to "make a difference" but do it for their egos and popularity.
Villain is not bad because he is a white christian male, but because he is a hypocritical zealot who manipulates people and incites violence. Book's "message" is not that "X group is bad because of their beliefs" but that hypocrisy, violence, and controlling speech of others are. This is far more nuance than you could get out of a modern Marvel comic. Besides, if Soleil released a book that portrays Muslims as being violent, Muslims would get violent and storm their offices.
Lucas Smith
Well, that's a real disappointment.