Clock Striker, Volume 1: "I'm Gonna Be a SMITH!" (1) (Saturday AM TANKS / Clock Striker)

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Now Cast is thrust into one deadly adventure after another! From cybernetic desperadoes to technology thieves and more, Cast has to use her mind and her remodeled robotics-lab prosthetic hand, which offers unfathomable offensive power in the form of scientific experiments. Need lightning? Cast can generate it from her hand! Cast’s mentor seeks to uncover an ominous mystery that explains what happened to the SMITHS and shines a light on a hidden power that may be within Cast herself. Cast loves science and engineering and dreams of being an engineer. She particularly dreams of becoming a member of SMITH—a traditionally predominantly male group of engineer warriors who create tools to help people. Casts’ opportunities are limited as she does not have a left hand, attends school in a poor neighborhood where STEM subjects are not taught., and she is not male. Therefore she experiments and builds her own creations. She is less than encouraged by her home economics teacher who says she cannot even apply for the SMITH mentorship contest since nice she is a girl. This girl is not deterred and remains determined to try, and manages to construct herself a prosthetic hand. Needham, Joseph (1986). Science and Civilization in China: Volume 4, Physics and Physical Technology, Part 2, Mechanical Engineering. Taipei: Caves Books Ltd. It feels like a proper shonen manga, but it's read Western style (left to right), is written by an American, and is illustrated by Nigerian artist living in France.Cast is at her wit's end. She is beyond determined to enter the upcoming contest to become a striker, the long-honored engineer-warriors, who have saved the world. But her teacher refuses, reminding her that their town is trash and not interested in math or science. Of course, this isn't enough to make her give up, especially since her mother's health and brother's well-being depend on her success. Although she's already convinced she's proven her tinkering and tech skills to her teacher, she takes things one step further and fixes up as well as adapts an old AI hand. Not only will this enable her to do lab work but proves him wrong that a girl with a disability can't handle it. Well, plus she's a girl, and Strikers are never girls. Whyt Manga: I am a Nigerian-born artist with a Bachelor of Fine art, a computer science minor, and a Master of Fine arts in visual communication design from the University of Texas at Arlington, where I now also teach one of its first-ever Manga classes as an adjunct professor. I’ve been fortunate to create a decent following online and truly enjoy spreading the joy of creativity to new artists.

As for drawing, in general, it was a great way to pass the time and entertain my friends and I, especially whenever Nigeria’s power outages occured. At an early age, I got exposed to Japanese manga and really fell in love with the storytelling. As the internet became more accessible in Nigeria, so did manga and anime, and my interest grew in attempting to make my own work in this style. It was pretty eye-opening to see how seriously people took it. I saw grown men hilariously argue about their favorite series (including Western content like the heroes of Marvel and DC Comics) at internet cafes. This really inspired my push to enter the entertainment industry and to begin that pursuit with an art degree in America. The rest is history although I still have a long way to go!Disclaimer: I have voluntarily reviewed this book after receiving a free copy from the publisher via Edelweiss+, thank you! Now Cast is thrust into one deadly adventure after another! From cybernetic desperadoes to technology thieves and more, Cast has to use her mind and her remodeled robotics-lab prosthetic hand, which offers unfathomable offensive power in the form of scientific experiments. Need lightning? Cast can generate it from her hand! Cast's mentor seeks to uncover an ominous mystery that explains what happened to the SMITHS and shines a light on a hidden power that may be within Cast herself. Notes on content [based on ARC]: About 45 minor swears. No sexual content. There are a lot of fight scenes. But fight sequences are mostly either zoomed way out or obscured by noise words and clouds and most of the people getting shot are cyborgs, robots, or some other form of mostly machine. The best Striker loadout in Modern Warfare 3 will see you using one of the best SMGs in the game, and it’ll also feel very familiar to anyone who played a lot of Modern Warfare 2 in 2009. But, and this is a big one that I think too many young creators miss, is that just because we CAN create and share comics doesn’t mean that we can do it professionally. I needed to find additional and affordable tools for lettering and distributing comics. I knew of Adobe’s products but they were too expensive for a group of creators who may not all have the same computing setups.