Tag: Canada
“Ned Wenlock gets it”: Exclusive preview of TSUNAMI from Pow Pow Press
Award winning New Zealand animator Ned Wenlock makes his North American debut with Tsunami, out next month from Pow Pow Press
Tariff trade war set to upend the comics industry
With President Trump's tariffs set to go into effect this week, and a trade war brewing, comics are one of the products caught in the crossfire
Canada Post celebrates great Canadian editorial cartoonists with new stamps
Canadians stamp will honor Giants of the North Serge Chapleau, Brian Gable, Bruce MacKinnon, Terry Mosher (aka Aislin) and Duncan Macpherson
INDIE VIEW: A gentle push into politics in OKAY, UNIVERSE
Okay, Universe
Written by Valérie Plante
Illustrated by Delphie Côté-Lacroix
Drawn and Quarterly
With the subtitle “Chronicles of a Woman in Politics,” Okay, Universe in some ways inspires dread for the incoming reader — not because of expected...
The Internet’s Strangest Superhero Songs: How to say “Sub-Mariner” in Portuguese and other important...
If you’re persistent in wandering around its digital corridors with no apparent purpose, the Internet is sure to give you exactly the thing you were looking for, but just never knew it. Previously I’ve...
INDIE VIEW: ‘Creation’ gives the full picture of gentrification in Hamilton, Ontario
Creation
By Sylvia Nickerson
Drawn & Quarterly
As a resident of Hamilton, Ontario, cartoonist Sylvia Nickerson hasn’t allowed herself to become entrenched solely in her own concerns, despite recent motherhood. She understands that the lives of the...
INDIE VIEW: Women making their marks in ‘Aurora Borealice’ and ‘Nhun the Huntress’
John Seven reviews 'Aurora Borealice' and 'Nhun the Huntress'
INDIE VIEW: Taking stock of personal inventory manufactures a crippling void in ‘Clyde Fans’
John Seven reviews 'Clyde Fans'
Interview: D. Boyd talks ‘Chicken Rising,’ only childhood, and dealing with your stuff before...
John Seven talks D. Boyd, author of 'Chicken Rising'
INDIE VIEW: Canadian Anti-Semitism explodes in ‘Christie Pits’
John Seven reviews 'Christie Pits'
Review: ‘Idle Days’ gathers the darkness
In Idle Days, writer Thomas Desaulniers Brousseau and artist Simon Leclerc traverse the connection between personal psychological distress and the ghostly sins of the past, in a backdrop of world-shattering dread that, in many...
07/01/2018 Small Press & Indie Comics Galore: Canada Day Edition
Small Press & Indie Comics Galore: Canada Day Edition
