Women of Color in Comics and Manga

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Fri Nov 9, 2007 — by Martha Thomases

Women of Color in Comics and Manga

Find out all about it November 12

Looks like Valerie D'Orazio is starting her new term as President of Friends of Lulu with a bang. Along with the Ormes Society (and the equally wonderful Cheryl Lynn Eaton), the group is sponsorting a panel, "Women of Color in Comics and Manga." On the panel: Alitha Martinez (Iron Man, Thor, Yume and Ever), Jenny Gonzalez (Too Negative), and Rashinda Lewis (Sand Storm), with Moderator Cheryl. It all starts at 7 PM on Monday, November 12, at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) (594 Broadway, Suite 401, SoHo, baby!).

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Elayne Riggs (6:27 AM on Sun Nov 11, 2007)

Photos to follow - your ComicMix news editor will be there, camera in hand!

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