Jimmy Aquino and Joe Gonzalez’s Comics News Insider podcast reports from last weekend’s Toronto Comic Art Festival and the guests include some familiar names to the blog’s readers, including Adam Caldwell, Kayla Marie Hillier, Philippa Rice and more, check it out.
Continue reading...Tuesday, May 10, 2011
(a page from Snow by and (c) Benjamin Rivers) Benjamin Rivers has posted up a video promoting his new graphic novel Snow, which I have to say from the premise and the taster of it you can check out looks very interesting, dealing with something most of us are likely to experience in our lives, [...]
Continue reading...Monday, May 9, 2011
The redoubtable Tom Spurgeon reports from the weekend’s Toronto Comic Art Festival; as you’d expect from Comic Reporter it’s a great round-up of a fab-sounding con, from the dealer’s tables to the publishers and artists and the panels and touching a bit on the actual travel aspect too and the joy of the city, plus [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, May 5, 2011
This Saturday and Sunday is the annual TCAF, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival in the Toronto Reference Library, a bash that everyone we know who has been before has absolutely loved, so we are jealous of anyone who is heading there over this weekend, of course. And among the people who will be juggling selling [...]
Continue reading...Monday, June 14, 2010
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RGB Filter has a long – and expletive and often delightfully sarcasm filled - interview with the excellent Evan Dorkin recorded at TCAF (thanks to Tom at Comics Reporter for the link):
Continue reading...Tuesday, June 8, 2010
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OpenBookToronto has two interesting videos up on Youtube, recorded at the recent TCAF gig, talking to comics creators about how and why they choose to create and disseminate their comics work, with one focusing on web comics and the other on self publishing, both well worth checking out (tip of the hat to Tom at [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, June 6, 2010
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“Up front, this year’s Toronto Comic Arts Festival was our best ever by pretty-much every metric we can measure. In terms of attendance — we get audited attendance figures from our venue Toronto Public Library because they have turnstiles set up — we were up to about 12,000 attendees over the two days this year, [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Madéleine Flores is a young artist making her first steps into the world of comics; she’s previously appeared in ‘Short Stack’ from Angry Gnome and had her own webstrips including The City online. This August she will have her first full length book coming from Blank Slate Books – Kenny informs me it will be [...]
Continue reading...Friday, May 7, 2010
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Now that he is winding up his The Everyday series Adam Cadwell has been revealing some details of his next work, a project he’s had in mind for some time apparently, a ‘slacker vampire comic’ called Blood Blokes. From Adam’s description: “Blood Blokes is a six issue series about Vince, a 20 something slacker who [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, October 15, 2009
Chris Randle managed to get time to chat with Yoshihiro Tatsumi, creator of the acclaimed D&Q titles Push Man, Good-bye, Abandon the Old in Tokyo and the recent A Drifting Life, at this year’s TCAF (via Chris at Comics 212): “CR: You mentioned Tezuka, and there’s a few times in the book where he’s depicted [...]
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Thursday, May 12, 2011
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