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Post a Comment. The description of the the strip from the official site reads: Secret Asian Man is a weekly comic strip that is currently printed across the country in cities such as Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Atlanta as well as in papers in Silicon Valley, Northern California and several national ethnic media papers. The comic strip is an often brutally honest commentary on the state of race relations in America. They're pretty damn funny.
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Secret Asian Man is a discontinued weekly comic strip written and drawn by Tak Toyoshima. The strip covers the author's biography and Asian American issues. Secret Asian Man often centers its discussion on what it means to be Asian American, as well as other race- and ethnic-related issues.
The series, created by writer Richard Regen , starred Costas Mandylor as "Monk", a gallivanting secret agent , who was one of a team of agents that included "Holliday", played by Dina Meyer and "Davis", played by Dondre Whitfield. The team reported to "Brubeck", played by Paul Guilfoyle. The series followed their missions.
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