TRAILBLAZER: SUPERTERRESTRIAL COLLECTION REVIEW

“Formed out of the superterrestrial collection"

That’s what this 1/1 piece is and was supposed to read but instead, it dabbled on a bit of wordplay from the god collection.

In addition to that had a graphic of Ave Maria who uhm…oops, in some parts of Europe and Africa is provocatively known as the black Madonna, the miracle-Virgin lady and of course close by is infant/baby Jesus slapped on it. 

This makes one thing certain; this piece isn’t just a piece to promote the superterrestrial collection, it is the forerunner, the pioneer and the central idea for the superterrestrial collection and it also rips the bandaid of this sensitive subject Christianity shies away from while groups like the 5 percenters and the Nation of Islam try and address this pressing matter that’s been debated for centuries by history scholars and archeologists alike. 

It may not start where it all starts which is Egypt, the hub of religion where the foreign powers came and burnt ancient peoples and inscriptions to certify their version of events. 

Buckle up. The superterrestrial collection is going to make your brains itch.