Cartoonist Blue Delliquanti, creator of "Oh Human Star"

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Robot means laborer. O Human Star, is a webcomic about a trans robot, the humans who made her and the complex world of robotics and human development they all live in. I interviewed series creator Blue Delliquanti. Blue is the creator of the Prism Award-winning webcomic O Human Star. Blue is also the co-creator of the graphic novel Meal (with Soleil Ho) and The 'Stan (with David Axe and Kevin Knodell). We discuss artistic inspiration, transhumanism, robot politics, Rossum's Universal Robots, Mike Mignola's influence, queer stories and generation gaps and the unique joy of finding fanart of your work.

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