The facade is hard to miss: “Red Planet Books & Comics” blazes across the middle, like the title of a comic book. On one side, it reads, “505 cents,” and on the other, “Vol. 1680,” a reference to the year of the Pueblo Revolt. Painted by muralist Joseph Stacey of Laguna Pueblo, the exterior of Red Planet Books & Comics, near 10th Street and Central Avenue, in Albuquerque, proclaims the store as a bastion of Native-centered publications. Inside, curious readers can page through and buy everything from Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz’s Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States and Arigon Starr’s Tales of the Mighty Code Talkers to the Powwow Coloring Book.