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While we have fun. We are also seriously working towards building our brand and participating in events such as the Latino Comic Expo. Held in Long Beach after 2 years of being held back by the world catching fire. The return of this event proved that people want to go out, take part and have fun. We were able to vend and showcase our wares. It felt like a high school reunion in a weird way. Seeing old faces that one hasn’t in over 2 years. It was a blessing; we are thankful for being able to

Growing up nerdy Patrick will discus how comic shops changed in the hood. And how he ended up working for a comic shop himself. Meeting Patrick around that time we grew a bond playing a comic role playing game. We also talk about music, a subject that Patrick also knows much about. Growing up a nerd in East Los Angeles has to have a soundtrack.

In this issue we talk about our moms. Our view on how they take on our nerdiness. Learn to accept or live with it and eventually become part of it. Mothers are an essential part of all our existence. They are our first teachers and mentors. Without them we might not be the big nerds we are today. In the second segment we talk with the or pals Marisol’s mom Maria. We cover such topics as growing up a nerd in the 80s. what type of media was consumed. She watched cartoons every Saturday growing up

Marisol is one of our fellow members of the nostalgic team a decade younger with knowledge that can rival any eccentric in the pop culture world. She enjoys cosplay, power rangers, Digimon, comics and manga and digital arts. She also shows talent for marketing and has help with the stores graphic design. She grew up in a family that embraced certain aspects of nerd culture. From a father who was a jock that played D&D to a goth mother who was into the fantasy and cartoons never stopped. While

Thanks for joining us on this second issue of ComiCentric This week. we try to tackle the age-old question Marvel-cetric people V D-Centric comic collectors. While this is an age-old question that has been asked. Who is s better? why do some people choose to only collect one or the other. Talking from the range of comics, the shows, the movies. Even discuss the weird world of Amalgam Comics. A great experiment that could be seeing a resurgence. A mainstream battle does that leave room for other

ComiCentric: Take control of the narrative one panel at a time. OH! Hello there... and welcome to comicentric. Where we will be dealing with comic books and the eccentricities of people those who read them. Remember when being weird wasn't okay. Recollect growing up stifled and withdrawn from life, never really fitting in? Recall the first time you read a comic and felt this is where I belong? Reassure yourself you are not alone you are just a ComiCentric person.