Colin Edwards interviews Mexican American comic artist and author, Gus Arriola, in Carmel, CA. Arriola discusses his approach to developing characters in the widely read comic, Gordo. Additional topics discussed include class politics, Mexican American identity, the influence of Mexican traditions and folktales on his work, the process of creating a storyline and plot, and more. Californians of Mexican Descent Raw Materials.
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