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Author: Jonathan Shead

12/19/22: One Detroit Arts & Culture – Marvel author Saladin Ahmed, Friendship Circle holiday market, Artlab J winter gala

One Detroit Editor Chris Jordan sits down with Eisner Award winning Marvel comic book author Saladin Ahmed to talk about his series ‘The Spine-Tingling Spider-Man,’ other projects, and the role of representation in comics. An annual holiday market at the Soul Studio at Friendship Circle gives special needs adults the chance to make and sell holiday gifts in the community. Plus, One Detroit has the story from ArtLab J’s 10th annual Winter Gala in 2021 to hear how they prepared for the show.

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