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OCTOBER 25, 2012
This week's projects bring together tricks and treats, from the culinary backstreets of Latin
America to the memory of a rocket launch from long ago. And if you're feeling extra
spooky, muster up some courage for a haunted trip to Chinatown.
Chinatown: a Graphic Novel
by The Sun Bros
Comics
Chicago. IL Magical monsters
The graphic
novel Chinatown unfolds
through the back alleys and
abandoned storefronts of its
namesake Chicago district,
where the disappearance of
a young girl sets off a chain
of truly bizarre events.
Inspired by their shared love
of role-playing games and
old monster flicks, creators
Wesley and Brad Sun have
crafted a vibrant
netherworld of supernatural
creatures, where pigmen
rule and mystery lurks
around every corner.
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On a mission for Dad
In 1973, artist Paul
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Saturn V Relaunch
by Paul Sahre
Photography
New York, NY
Comida Latina: An Illustrated Cookbook
by Marcella Kriebel
Food
Washington. DC Sahre witnessed the
failed flight of a model
rocket painstakingly
constructed by his
father. He never
forgot. Now a father
himself, Sahre is on a
mission to reclaim his
family's legacy — and
achieve lift-off — by
meticulously restaging
the long-ago event. He'll
use the same vintage
modeling kit, the same
launch pad, and bring
his family. The key
difference? He's also
inviting backers.
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The whole enchilada
A dash of art, a pinch of
home cooking, and
global adventure to
taste. These are the
ingredients for Marcella
Kriebel's beautifully
illustrated cookbook,
Comida Latina. Each
recipe is based on a
memory from her time
spent traveling in Latin
America, and is
decorated with an
original watercolor
drawing. She's
gathered together
Ecuadorian -style
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shrimp ceviche, a
classic arroz con polio,
tamales, empanadas,
salsas galore, and even
technical tips like 'The
Best Way to Cut an
Onion: Buen provecho!
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