Indigenous Resistance is an engaging and historically accurate graphic depiction of indigenous resistance against European colonization of the American continents. The comic begins with the Spanish invasion led by Christopher Columbus and extends into the present century. Among other stories, indigenous activist Gord Hill recounts the resistance of the Taino in 1492, the Inca uprising, the struggle of the Mapuche, the Pueblo Revolt, the Seminole Wars, as well as the resistance of the Apache, Plains Indians, and the peoples of the Northwest Coast. He also discusses the American Indian Movement, Wounded Knee, the Oka Crisis, the Zapatista uprising, and the confrontations at Gustafsen Lake and Ipperwash. With a powerful, straightforward writing style and moving illustrations, Gord Hill documents the indigenous fighting spirit for over five centuries.