Month: December 2003
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Enki Bilal
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I mentioned graphic novels in the last post, and it reminds that I wanted to bring up something I read the other day. I finally got a chance to read Enki Bilal’s Nikopol THE NIKOPOL TRILOGY (I read it in French, under the title LA TRILOGIE NIKOPOL). This was my first time reading some of…
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Adobe Digital Media Store
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Digital publishing just took a step in the right direction with the launch of the Adobe Digital Media Store. The use of the PDF as the medium makes it very attractive (instead of those proprietary readers that don’t work on all platforms). I’m just waiting for them to start releasing graphic novels. Then I’ll be…
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Nishikigoi
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There was a report on TV just now about how the Infobar phones from AU have become quite popular, especially the Nishikigoi model (red and white, with a bit of blue, like the fish). It’s pretty much sold out everywhere in Tokyo. I’ve decided against getting one because of the form factor. Although I think…
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Takashi Kono Exhibit
The entrance to the Takashi Kono exhibit at the Ginza Graphic Gallery. It was unfortunately closed when I went, but I’ll try again this week or the next. I love the kanji lettering.
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Turn Left, Turn Right
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I’m not usually into romantic films, but I just finished watching TURN LEFT, TURN RIGHT, and damn if I didn’t love it. It’s an HK film starring Takeshi Kaneshiro and Gigi Leung, and directed by Johnny To and Wai Ka Fai, better know for their actioners like THE MISSION and FULLTIME KILLER. What can I…