Signing vintage Vendetta books, he obliged fans and talked art, content digitalisation and print medium’s diminishing stature.
So was Alok Sharma, with his spirited rendition of India’s comic book history from the 1940s till date. Buoyed by the success of his ‘Halahala’ graphic novel series, the City’s own Appupen was ready. At the Puma Social Club here, ‘The Legend of the Drawing Board’ was revving up for another giant leap of creativity.
Their fledgling works of comic art duelled for space with the masked anti-hero of yore. That frenzy touched down in Bengaluru, engulfing the City’s avid comic book buffs this weekend.įifteen artists, from wannabes to professionals, had their brush with V’s famed co-creator David Lloyd. The dark legend leapt out of his British comic book origins to be a global phenomenon, and sparked unprecedented interest in graphic novels. "So it should be no shock that drug cartels are turning their attention to the Internet.Masked, sculpted in eccentric, multi-hued mannerisms, the ‘V for Vendetta’ protagonist had a mission to accomplish: To trigger a revolution against a brutal fascist regime in a diabolical, anti-heroic avatar. The Committee to Protect Journalists in New York reported in September the murder of a journalist in direct retaliation for information posted on social media.Īs newspapers are censored by fear, Mexican citizens, and many journalists, are turning to social media and online forums to share news and inform each other, said Sara Rafsky, a research associate in CPJ's Americas program. The drug cartel has killed people who have criticized them on blogs and other social media, according to reports.
Nor are its traditional tactics such as DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks on websites likely to be of use against armed gangs, according to various analysts. Anonymous did not however claim that its hacking skills gave it special access to information on the cartel. "We all know who they are and where they are," said the speaker in the video. On Monday, the website bore a message in Spanish by Anonymous Mexico stating that he was a part of Zetas.
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The Guy Fawkes mask, popularized by the movie V for Vendetta, has been adopted by Anonymous.Īnonymous claimed on Sunday to have defaced the website of a former official in the Mexican state of Tabasco. 5, 1605, conspiracy to attempt to blow up the British Parliament. And if anything happens to him, you (expletive) will always remember this upcoming November 5th," said a masked person in the video, according to a translation provided by another user of YouTube. "You made a huge mistake by taking one of us.
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6 by a person calling himself "MrAnonymousguyfawkes", threatened that Anonymous will publish the names, photos, and addresses of police officials, journalists, and taxi drivers that collaborate with the drug cartel, hoping the government will arrest them. AnonymouSabu was all for the action late Sunday.Ī video in Spanish posted on YouTube on Oct. But other groups from Latin America are said to be considering a core action group, and warning other members to stay away. High-profile colleague anonymouSabu described sm0k34n0n as one of the campaign's promoters in another Twitter message. The action has been cancelled, Sm0k34n0n wrote in a Twitter message in Spanish on Monday.
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