Oct 30

Satan Lucky: China’s subversive illustrator on walking the censorship line, free speech and publishing

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Satan Lucky


Beijing-based comic designer and illustrator Satan Lucky—a light-hearted name choice he made as a teenager—is not a dark character at all. On the contrary, he’s a smiling, cheerful young man with a very independent spirit and…

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