Nobody has explained what happened to a much-ballyhooed $70 million project: the arrival of an undersea fiber-optic cable promised to end Cuba's Internet isolation and boost web capacity 3,000-fold.
Sorry for the spoiler: You get to kill a young Castro on one of the missions on the new Call of Duty: Black Ops games. While the controversial scenario may make for some exciting gameplay, some Cuban government-sponsored organizations have made it clear they aren’t exactly thrilled with the video game.
Courtesy of Vertigo, we’ve got two exclusive previews of titles coming out this week. First up, we’ve got an excerpt from Cuban-born painter/writer Inverna Lockpez and artist Dean Haspiel’s original graphic novel Cuba: My Revolution, a semiautobiographical story of a young woman coming of age during Fidel Castro’s rise to power in the late ’50s [...]
