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Some interesting British comics you should read

By Rick Olivares | January 21, 2016 - 10:21pm

Whenever I go abroad, one of the shops I check out are the local comic book stores. I don’t go for American comics since...

Lifestyle Features

Meka: Not your daddy’s Gundam story

By Rick Olivares | November 4, 2014 - 12:40pm

I first saw the graphic novel Meka, as printed by French publisher Delcourt, at Gosh Comics in London. I didn’t pick...

Lifestyle Features

Fumio Obata’s Just So Happens: Lost in Transition

By Rick Olivares | October 13, 2014 - 10:45am

At some point in our lives, we go through a midlife crisis and ask, “Where am I going?” In fact, we may even ask that same question over and over. That is, until it is answered.

Lifestyle Features