Life or Death: Da Great Deity Dah Chronicles

The Chronicles of Da Great Deity Dah as the Real Lyrical Hero debuts on the pages of this gripping saga. The comic book chronicles the journey from the realm of thought way left of the periodic chart into the tangible realm that is the Earth. The comic is written by Damola Idowu Editor in Chief of Owners Illustrated Magazine and illustrated by Dan the Man and Nasir Ahmad. It details Da Great Deity Dah’s journey from a distant galaxy unbeknownst to man. He beams as a Universal Soldier to the third realm of Earth. Unknown to him, he had been a General of the Electromagnetic Fields for millenniums and has been commanded by All Existence to arrive on Earth to alter the vibrations of humanity. A daunting task for many, but this character is unusual. He is Da Great Deity Dah and his will is tremendous. He is an etheric force of energy who had been carefully observing the vessel of a human. Over a period of time, he began to take over the subject’s body more and more and as we speak, more transformations are taking place.
Upon arrival on earth, he noticed that there were beings who looked like him and he felt they might be of the same breed.
During Da Great Deity Dah’s travels, he had come to the conclusion that he evolved out of triple darkness into a being of liquid properties called melanin then evolved further into his Supreme Being state as a host for various bacteria and microbes. On Earth, he realized Ego was a big problem and it was best stroked by humans trying to display their intelligence, mental acuity and superiority over each other then using religion to keep the weak-souled intact so they would not reach their potential.
In the future generation, he observed one culture that spoke universally regardless of race, culture, or creed. It was an art form called Hip-Hop. The arena of combat was called the stage and the weapon of combat was a microphone which amplified vocal tones and psionic energy ebbing from Masters of Ceremonies. Many masters had the ability to totally dismantle a man’s psyche to the point they felt worthless. He was intrigued and eager to engage in battle.