As a young girl, Jazmin Truesdale had a love for science fiction and action stories. But she never saw characters that looked like herself on store shelves.
For Truesdale, the only logical solution was to create an alternate creative world where she exists — as well as others seeking representation. And on Wednesday (July 19), Truesdale appeared on “CBS Mornings” to talk about founding Aza Comics in 2013 to address the lack of diversity represented within sci-fi storytelling.
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