Award-winning preview of the new Graphic Novel adventure about a boy who discovers his biracial heritage in Africa. He learns from the great warrior Shaka Zulu who somehow invented African feminism and inspired Gandhi's passive resistance. Based on a true story. Winner of the 2009 Fuze Multimedia Storytelling contest. For more visit http://www.whiteshaka.com Created and storyboarded by Alan Brody Graphics by Revo Yanson Music: Yeah, Yeah by Draztik from the Zulu-language album Imbube

2. In the 19th Century a White Guy became a full Zulu Chief - based on a true story

4. 125 years later – an unsuspecting descendant wants to be a rapper…

5. I got my own moves. Respect bro’ – but you don’t gotta be black.

6. It helps!

7. Hey man, all I did was use your name as a reference. Yeah? So here’s my stamp of approval.

8. BRAD! Boy, you sure keep trying!

9. WE’RE WITH YOU, MAN Even though his friends still support him. He knows he won’t make it.

10. So he heads to City College to claim his Financial Aid package……

11. But they tell him he’s too rich for aid. He’s the heir to an Empire…in Africa!

12. So he sells all his equipment and heads out to Africa to claim his birthright.

13. But when he tracks down his family…

14. He discovers that the Empire…

15. …isn’t his, exactly…

16. Instead, he has entered a War Zone!

17. So he learns the real story about his great-great grandfather…

18. The dangerous journey…

19. …that earned him the Empire.

20. Until it all began to unravel…

21. ….and dragged him into the Anglo-Zulu War!

22. Then he meets a pretty lawyer who tells him what the Empire is really worth!

23. She takes him to meet the Zulu King.

24. He teams up with a Zulu MC - and starts an act.

25. He gets a little magic…

26. He meets a Zulu girl.

27. He hangs out with his partner in the township.

28. Where he discovers what Gandhi learned from the Zulus.

29. And what Shaka did for feminists.

30. Then he is attacked!

31. So he heads out for the wilds.

32. And plans a way to win back his Empire.