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Peow Pow Pow: Six Splendid Graphic Novels from Two International Publishers
For my column this week, we're going to showcase the work of two international publishers. Those two publishers have much in common despite their different geographic location. They're both committed to expanding the medium...
The TCAF Interviews – Meags Fitzgerald on Ambidextry, Layout & Translation
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival is one of the most influential and important comic book event in North America. It's mission is to "promote the creators of comic books in their broad and diverse...
The TCAF Interviews – Michel Hellman on the Challenge of the Canadian North
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival is one of the most influential and important comic book event in North America. It's mission is to "promote the creators of comic books in their broad and diverse...
The TCAF Interviews – Alexandre Simard on Miscommunication, Translation & Collaboration
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival is one of the most influential and important comic book event in North America. It's mission is to "promote the creators of comic books in their broad and diverse...
The TCAF Interviews – Sophie Bédard on Academic Pursuits, Teenagers and Translation
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival is one of the most influential and important comic book event in North America. It's mission is to "promote the creators of comic books in their broad and diverse...
Review – Pow Pow Triple Review : Earthbound, Going Under & Art Wars
I’ve recently had the chance to interview Luc Bossé, the founder and editor of Montreal’s Pow Pow Press, about their work and their upcoming releases. They’ve recently released three books in English: Art Wars by...
Interview: Luc Bossé of Pow Pow Press on moving to English language comics
Luc Bossé is a cartoonist and graphic designer from Montreal and founder and editor of Pow Pow Press, a French Canadian graphic novel publishers. In 2015, Luc launched a crowdfunding campaign to translate four books and begin publication in English. I’ve spoken with Luc about his career, colour printing, where Pow Pow Press is going and about the difficulties in moving from the French to the English distribution models.
