QCP: NS-07 The Super Stars
Apparently kangaroo king and joey boy could discern the look on my canine muzzle and the two were quietly talking in aborigine; yes, another one of those languages that i didn't know.
Iron Dragon Chapters 169-170
His odd instrument sounded like bagpipes, but instead of sharp crisp notes, it had a much lower sound and reverberation, like an aboriginal didgeridoo. the music was quick and sounded celtic, as tera starting singing it maintained that light sound.
Chapter 23: Do Werewolves Dream of Eating Electric Sheep
It’s actually where the australian aboriginals got the name from. it’s called the world’s dream because it’s actually the dreamscape of nature itself. it’s the very top, in a metaphysical sense mind you, of the astral realms.
Reunion
Kid's prone form, so slender and deceptively fragile...unmoving, breathless, the thief's aboriginal marks adorning her cheeks like dried tears. his mouth parting in a tiny smile of satisfaction.
My Life is Super Issue 2: Lance-a-lot
I think he said it had something to do with the aboriginal dreamtime or something. classes were also different. instead of focusing on things like math, science and english, we were taught superhero history, dimensional physics and morality.
The Choice
I had come across a sort of aboriginal tribe! only, most of them were not human. there must have been over 50, maybe 100 of them there, some human and some half human half animal.
HACKEROO (M/M)
"s'an aboriginal term, nicest way to call a constable...a noisy li'l bastard that sticks its beak where it don't belong."
Hybrid Dawn #2: Transition
We have discovered ancient aborigine cave paintings of antelope headed humanoids from as far back as 35,000 b.c. as well as the famous cave paintings of "the sorcerer" in trois-frères, france, dated around 13,000 b.c.
Alex: Spirit Walking Badass
And the australian aborigines have this thing called the dreaming. that’s like….this story about how everything was created by spirits from another world.
Jan's Demon (or, the Lost Continent of Suburbia)
Thing depicted had been delineated using red, orange and yellow paint, with occasional fine highlights, using a spray-can in much the same manner as conventional graffiti, if said spray-can had been wielded by the last living member of a nearly extinct aboriginal
Tales From Anthracite City 10: Delusions and Disappointments
A man of aborigine descent with his once neatly kempt black hair growing long and scraggly, jerome wasn't much older then either of the scavengers and physically appeared to have survived the apocalypse better then most, managing to somehow recover
Out of the Frying Pan (A1, B1, C8)
After all, aborigine australians are said to have come from africa, back far enough, and there are _several_ noteworthy supernaturals from down under."