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Feb 11-15 will be Comikaze 2002.
The Comic Collective (Comicol) will dedicate a whole week in celebration of Atenean comic creator and enthusiast.
Invited speakers: Lyndon "Beerkada" Gregorio and the fun guys from Culture Crash!

Here are the highlights:

1. Filipino Comic Art Gallery- showcasing the talent of Filipino comic artists, both professional (Lyndon and Culture Crash) and amateur (Comicol people)
where: 2nd floor, Rizal Library (RLML)
when: Feb 11-15

2. Culture Crash talk- have the excellent people from Culture Crash show you the essentials of Pinoy manga!
where: Soc Sci 282
when: Feb 13, 430-6 PM

3. Lyndon Gregorio/Culture Crash talks- one's an acclaimed comic strip innovator; the others are the pioneers of Pinoy manga. Learn from the BEST straight from the BEST.
where: Kostka AVR
when: Feb 15, 430-6 PM

4. graFic launching- FINALLY! the first and only 100% student comics magazine is here!! See what Atenean talent can really do.
where: during the talks
when: during the talks

Comikaze 2002! Proudly presented by the Comic Collective, the voice of the student comic
creator and enthusiast. (Membership still open. Get application forms from the gallery or the talks.)
Please forward this e-mail to all your friends. Support the Filipino comic artist!


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