Leche Vencida Cover
Apr 02, 2014
Hot a what.
How do you draw backgrounds though. How do u do it.
Kuno
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" traditional enemies of the Spanish culture"?
So wrong...The chupacabras is not even in the culture...
Might be in the culture of Puerto Rico, but not in the "Spanish culture", don't generalize.
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For those who do not read Spanish, Leche Vencida is the equivalent of Spoiled Milk in English. I'll let you break that down on your own once you read the whole thing. Leche Vencida is a short one-shot comic (32 pages) that I created for a class at my University. It plays with society's ideals of a "hero" and "good guy" vs. "bad guy" roles and role models. Set in Campeche, Mexico, this short story packs a punch to some very traditional "enemies" of the Spanish culture: aka, the Chupacabra.
Fair warning, there is some foul language!
http://www.lulu.com/shop/caroline-riley/leche-vencida/paperback/product-21406707.html
For those who do not read Spanish, Leche Vencida is the equivalent of Spoiled Milk in English. I'll let you break that down on your own once you read the whole thing. Leche Vencida is a short one-shot comic (32 pages) that I created for a class at my University. It plays with society's ideals of a "hero" and "good guy" vs. "bad guy" roles and role models. Set in Campeche, Mexico, this short story packs a punch to some very traditional "enemies" of the Spanish culture: aka, the Chupacabra.
Fair warning, there is some foul language!
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