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Nial O'Connor Introduces Jing JingPosted by Adam J. Schokora, April 16, 2009 1:40 PM
This video series features Shanghai-based creator Nial O'Connor (a.k.a. Zeldz Magnoonis) introducing his soon-to-be released comic "Jing Squared." In this first short, Nial presents Jing Jing – the title character – and discusses her character, powers, and world. Continue reading "Nial O'Connor Introduces Jing Jing" »
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