"Art is messy."- Fredrick Jones
In this episode of the Suuuper Anime Podcast, Ed and Solo welcome back Frederick, the founder of Saturday AM, to discuss the significant milestones achieved by the company over the past decade. They delve into the importance of representation in manga, the challenges faced by black creators in the industry, and the distinction between success and power. Frederick shares insights on the need for long-term thinking in representation and the importance of visibility for creators of colour.
The discussion culminates in a debate about the distinction between the magic created by manga authors vs the lack of competency for many who don’t have the magic; emphasizing that while some stories achieve greatness, others struggle to meet audience expectations.
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