
Pamela Lokhun also joined us for Leek & Sushi’s Manga Show last year,
with a story of cross cultural love and cross dressing. This year she
returns with a story inspired by her cat Jimmy. The feline protagonist
decides her owner needs a bit more company instead of sitting on her
own knitting all day. She sets out to catch a friend.
You can see more of Pamela’s rather luscious work over at Pencilled
Dreams
Preview pages are below the fold!
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Jade Sarson is an illustration student with a monitor tan and an
aversion to coffee. Her story about love and gifts was included in
Leek & Sushi’s manga show, and she has two short stories in Manga
Cupcakes.
One story is about an epic battle of wits between a tea house waitress
and the owner of the coffee shop that’s just opened across the road,
and the other is about a tanning salon obsessed goddess who brings
about the apocalypse. They are both great fun, and a pleasure to look
at (see the previews below!)
You can find Jade Sarson on Facebook and on Deviant Art. Check her out.
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Arcadia Ronin will be at the MCM which is this weekend already, squeee! She is the lord and master of a webcomic called Totem Chronicles, with a kicking girl protagonist and magic and stuff. It’s cool.
Her story in Leek and Sushi is a modern fairytale with trolls and pretty things and a pot of gold. Good fun and with a sweet message. Check out the previews!
And catch her this weekend. Who’s going?
Preview under the fold
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Morag, better known as Sun Kitten, is one of the stalwarts of Sweatdrop. She is known for being extremely prolific and a great storyteller. Her “Reya”, published by Markosia is up for an Eagle Award in the new manga category. You can vote, too, if you follow the link.
More books by Morag are published with Sweatdrop, and you can see many of them on her website.
For the Jiman Competition, she drew a little encore of her four book saga “Looking for the Sun”, which was one of the first books I picked up from Sweatdrop, and rather good. In this short, the characters wander the worlds looking for the sun.
Previews to be added later.
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