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Mike Centeno

Posted inArt

Reclaiming the Sacrifice Zone: A comic book

by María Maynez, Mike Centeno and Borderless Mag May 28, 2021May 28, 2021

he Southeast Side can be easy to miss as you speed across the Chicago Skyway on the way from downtown Chicago to Indiana. But look closely and you’ll see the mix of church towers and smokestacks next to the highway that mark the predominantly Latinx community.  This last year has been a hard one for […]

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Friends?

by Mike Centeno July 9, 2019July 11, 2019
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A Holiday Comic

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