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Mariko Tamaki - Comics allow you to really subtly do...
Comics allow you to really subtly do those different perspectives without necessarily telling you explicitly what anyone is thinking, just what they're saying or what they're doing, which is incredibly valuable I think in storytelling. (Mariko Tamaki)

Comics allow you to really subtly do those different perspectives without necessarily telling you explicitly what anyone is thinking, just what they're saying or what they're doing, which is incredibly valuable I think in storytelling.

Mariko Tamaki

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