Sunday, August 31, 2003  
oh my god say it aint so, there is a thing called Comic Book Idol!

:: Posted by max @ 8/31/2003 04:19:00 PM
It seems a Montreal artist is drawing lots of votes at Comic Book Idol...?!



Martin Redmond is a Montreal video-game designer who wants to draw comics and he's a finalist in the international comic-art competition.



Hosted by CBR new art is posted Wednesdays from the contestants and voted on by the fans.



The Montreal Gazette is running a piece on the local boy here and you can read about and follow the contest on the CBR site here



Martin Redmond's web site



    
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The new MensuHell has arived!

:: Posted by max @ 8/31/2003 01:55:00 AM
Featuring a Yanick Paquette cover, + a new biography (by Marc Jetté)...



Also:

-A Jacques Boivin double center page drawing (exclusive new material!)

-The second part of Quebec Comic History, by Michel Viau

-The usual bunch of artists that made the MensuHell publishing adventure going on strong: Sirkowski, Beaulieu, Gagnon, Ruttan, Laframboise, Tremblé, etc.



A nice 44p. issue of comics from Québec! A nice way to learn French (altough some pages are in English)! ;-)



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More details from Rocking Raven.com

:: Posted by max @ 8/31/2003 01:43:00 AM
"Major fun news



Rocking Raven comics (aka Haida Manga) is selected as part of the Canada National Design Team exhibit at the prestigious Tokyo Design Week Oct 9-23.



The Tokyo Design Week is the worldest fourth largest and fastest growing international design fair. 36 countries and 650,000 visitors will mark this years' first ever Canadian presence.



I have created a special piece for Tokyo consisting of 14 panels on large paper sheets. As well Rocking Raven goes Fishing will be available as a comic book at the exhibit venue, the Canadian Embassy gallery Oct 12-23.



Influenced by the argillite pipe carving tradition I again present a telling of an old Haida narrative. Yes it is strange, even twisted and as the British museum said the work "is slightly disturbing" I think Sophia Books in Vancouver accurately called Rocking Raven a "peu grotesque".



Email me if you would like an jpg sample."

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the Canadian National Comic Book Expo - a beif report by Salgood Sam

:: Posted by max @ 8/31/2003 01:23:00 AM
I attended the Canadian National Comic Book Expo in Toronto this August for a few hours on the 8th while in town visiting family.



Had a look around, watched Jedi squabble over bags and bards, an overanxious artists try to steal a table from the CBLDF and got a signed HULK poster from Lou Ferrigno, who refuses to arm wrestle his fans.



It was a small but hopping fan fest, more so than what I would think of as an EXPO really. Publisher booths noticeably missing [SARS chikens] it still had the same feel as the wizard con in Chicago this August. Wished I had more time to hang out with folks in artist ally, LOT OF ANIMAY, amongst the small press even.



Hmm, not sure how I feel about that. Nothing against animay so much as the half assed jumping on the bandwagon feel to some of it. Missed the variety of genre in the Toronto zine scene - but then this may have simply been a question of not being an alt con. A more accurate picture of that side of the Toronto comix community would likely be found at TCAF or one of Toronto’s many zine fairs.



There were meetings and screenings, panels and monologs in small rooms on the first floor, and the main floor was on the second. You entered there via an escalator and emerged on the fringes of an incredibly crowded scene. A third or so of the floor was in costume, many of the remainder in themed close [T, bags & hats with characters and logos]. The geek patrol was out as always showing their strength in numbers. In general, though I overheard a fair amount of crabbing I think it looked to be a fun event, on Saturday afternoon anyway - Though a bit cramped.



Had interesting chats with a few people and Dave Ross relayed to me his suspicions that all was not well at CrossGen; a hunch based on less then logical reasons for the cancelling of a project he had just singed on to. Shortly after the news caught up with the grape vine.



Picked up zines & comix from a number of folks that I hope to find time to talk about. Much thanks go to James Armstrong for setting up a table for me at the con that I failed to show up to use, next year I’ll plan a proper visit. The family thanks you & your wife for the passes.



Saw a few local doodlers at the Expo. Sirkowski of Miss Dynomite was there with his latest zine, Miss.Dynamite Special Edition #1. Weighing in at 44 pages of “all new material” by 20 artists (including Sirkowski).



Also finally met Azad in person had a brief chat and made a promise to hook up some time in MT.



And finally on my way out the door I ran into my cousin Josh with his 3d slr camera, crazy thing! Good to see him after so many years.



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A report with pics on the Canadian National Comic Book Expo this past week in Toronto by walter dickinson

:: Posted by max @ 8/31/2003 12:29:00 AM
this pulled from the TJC



"walter dickinson: I attended the Canadian National Comic Book Expo with several other Toronto artists promoting our anthology "Frecklebean Comics and Stories" (contributors include R.G. "Wordsmith" Taylor, Walter Dickinson, Sean Menard, Rob "Ragmop" Walton, Noel Tuazon, Ron Kasman and Dominic Bugatto).



The con was generally a pleasant experience and we were quite happy for the table space, but overall it was slated towards a more mainstream audience. We moved about 20 copies of our book and we had an excellent space back to back with Ken Steacy and Leonard Kirk."



Here are some pics of several of our contributors:

Sean Menard and Walter Dickinson





Noel Tuazon and R.G. Taylor





Dave Cullen and Sean Menard (again)





Here is a pic of our book Frecklebean Comics and Stories and several other books by local Toronto talents we like



("Death to Manga" by Noel Tuazon, "Mother May I" by Sarah Young and Willow Dawson and "That Thing You Fall Into" by Ignatz nominated mini comics artist Diana Tamblyn). You can get copies of Death to Manga and the Frecklebean Comics and Stories anthology by inquiring at frecklebeancomics@yahoo.com



Another local talent in attendance was Sarah Young who has put together "Mother May I" with her collaborator Willow Dawson.



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   Friday, August 29, 2003  
LEGAL ACTION COMICS #2 Went to press in Late July

:: Posted by max @ 8/29/2003 02:51:00 PM
Publisher Danny Hellman expects to have the finished books by the first week of September and the book will be available for SPX. There are plans being made to have a signing at Jim Hanley's Universe sometime in mid-September.



“I don't know yet if we'll be doing another show at CBGBs Gallery like we

did for LAC #1 in 2001” says Danny. “…right now, all my spare attention is going towards selling the book. The main obstacle to doing another art show is that my right hand man Paul Hernandez, (who many of you remember seeing at past shows balanced precariously atop a shaky ladder with a mouthful of nails) has relocated to Florida.”



LAC#2 includes stories from Canadian authors Eric Theriault, Rupert Bottenberg, Eric Braun, Fiona Smyth, Rick Gagnon, Rick Trembles, Salgood Sam & a.j.duric. The page count follows:



Cover: Michael Kupperman; Inside Front Cover: Kangaroo Court by M. Wartella

The Death Of Baron Vapid by Danny Hellman Pg.6

Twenty First Century Saps by Kim Deitch Pg.10

Anatomy Of A Lawsuit by Carol Lay Pg.12

The Rainbow Of Hatred by Sam Henderson, Johnny Ryan & Danny Hellman Pg.14

Rejected One Panel Gag Cartoons by Johnny Ryan Pg.21

Krapton by Stu "Unknown Artist" Helm Pg.22

Stodge Rimperton by Tony Millionaire Pg.25

Sketchbook Drawings by art spiegelman Pg.28

The Dirty Past by Steve Marcus Pg.34

Ball Walk by Tony Millionaire & Dale Ashmun Pg.39

Manleau, Cyborg Bounty Hunter by Ted May Pg.40

1933 by Dave McKenna Pg.46

Smells of Summer by Kaz Pg.53

Glue is the King of Drugs by Motohiko Tokuta Pg.54

John Star And The Robots Of Atlantis by Eric Theriault Pg.60

Madam Mollusk by Hans Rickheit Pg.64

Bosko by John Holmstrom Pg.70

Ardent Declaration by Jim Campbell Pg.73

The Pitch by Jeff Roysdon Pg.78

Focus Group #139 by Mike Gorman Pg.80

Dinoboy Meets Dracula by Harry S. Robins Pg.83

To The Ice Machine And Back by Ken Weiner Pg.84

Roadkill Bill by Ken Avidor Pg.85

Swell by Skip Williamson Pg.86

Cousin Grampa by Michael Kupperman Pg.94

Scrapin' The Bowl by Karl Stevens Pg.100

Mudflaps by Miss Lasko-Gross Pg.101

Night Of The Living Art Directors by Joven Kerekes Pg.106

Dead, Maybe!? (Pts. One & Two) by Andrice Arp Pg.114

Ghost Road by Tim Lane Pg.118

Strings by Pshaw Pg.122

Cochlea & Eustachia by Hans Rickheit Pg.128

Blind Butcher by Danny Hellman Pg.129

In Every Girl's Heart fiction by Myla Goldberg, illustrations by Jason Little Pg.132

Noodles by Lauren Weinstein Pg.136

Helpless by Salgood Sam & A.J. Duric Pg.138

Piff The Prancing Pixie by Tobias Tak Pg.144

Follow Your Heart by David Paleo Pg.148

Oh You Kid by Steve Hogan Pg.151

Ghosts by Nick Mullins Pg.152

Oh That Yellow Fever by Elim Mak Pg.156

Herbert the Pervert by Hugo Pg.158

Danny's Inferno by Cliff Mott Pg.165

Dracula vs. Frankenstein, I Built A Monster, Pants Man, & Werewolf Hand Projector by Patrick Dean Pg.168

A by Rupert Bottenberg Pg.170

Prison Poems by Sabrina Jones Pg.172

Dirty Deeds by Fiona Smyth Pg.174

Buying Time by James Romberger Pg.176

Clark Olofsson by Mats!? Pg.180

1619 Broadway by Rick Gagnon Pg.182

Walter & Benny Strike A Deal by Doug Skinner Pg.186

The Secret Language Of Women by Neil Swaab Pg.192

Doofus by Rick Altergott Pg.193

Plateface by Glenn Head Pg.196

Tongue Lashing by Mort Todd Pg.201

Tokyo New York by Takeshi Tadatsu Pg.204

My Trip To The San Diego Con by Andy Ristaino Pg.208

Lovelife by Bishakh Som Pg.212

Costume by Pamela Butler Pg.217

Fux by Ansis Purins Pg.218

Griffithus vs. Gettycus by Tony Millionaire Pg.221

My Summer Vacation by John Terhorst Pg.222

Happy Rich Guys by Kevin Pyle Pg.226

Jeopardy At The Hard Luck Saloon by Howard John Arey Pg.228

The Wheels Of Bureaucracy by Rick Trembles Pg.233

The Great Impregnator by Brad Johnson Pg.236

Singles Expo & Lifestyles Show by Doug Allen Pg.238

Dick Redux by Art Baxter Pg.240

Etudes Sur Le Vice drawings by Eric Braun Pg.243

Mechadong! by Songgu Kwon Pg.246

Ass Wednesday by Abby Denson Pg.251

Return To Water by Mike Diana Pg.252

Some New Kinda Kick & Dick Cheney: A Day In The Life by Trevor Alixopulos Pg.256

Axis Of Dissent by Dean LaCrone Pg.258

Fromage De Printemps by Fredo Noland Pg.261

Clam Soda by Mike Diana Pg.264

Crabby by Tony Millionaire Pg.265

Dirty Danny's Brilliant Idea by Sam Henderson Pg.268

Family Carnival Of Souls by Bob Sikoryak & Todd Alcott Pg.270

Peaceful Atom And The Mystery Mice by Danny Hellman Pg.271

Unholy Loads by The Beard Pg.280

Inside Back Cover: Professor Brainard Tackles The Terror Twins by Harry S. Robins

Back Cover: Danny Hellman



“ thanks to all of you for letting me publish such great material! I think the book's turned out swell, and I hope you'll agree.” - Danny Hellman



Danny's site

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   Wednesday, August 27, 2003  
Rocking Raven in the press

:: Posted by max @ 8/27/2003 04:21:00 PM


Vancouver Sun article Saturday Aug 23-2003



"Yahgulanaas proves that comic books are an ideal platform for an activist.From his first publication, A Tale of TWo Shamans, in 2001, to his forthcoming volume, The War of the Blink, Yahgulanaas consistently pushes the political envelope."



"His Haida manga cartoons have impressed readers locally and overseas, where academics are preparing to translate his work for the Japanese press."



"Yahgulanaas' second comic, The Last Voayge of the Black Ship, has been dubbed as "artifact" by B.C.'s Museum of Anthroplogy and is now held behind a glass case, much to the amusement of Yahgulanaas himself"



Learn more about Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas and see some of his work at rockingraven.com
    
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Jack Kirby Heroes Thrive in Comic Books and Film

:: Posted by max @ 8/27/2003 03:45:00 PM
On the eve of the late great Jack Kirby’s birthday [he would have been 86th] Elvis Mitchell pays tribute to his legacy in the New York Times.



“Kirby, a prolific writer and illustrator whose bold and sculptured hero drawings have been emulated for decades, died in 1994. Tomorrow would have been his 86th birthday. He had an enduring influence on comics, but he left his stamp on the movies, too. There he is survived by many of his creations and by films that used his work as a starting point.”



And appropriately I think, after all his years of grandstanding and taking all the credit, not one mention of Stan the man here.



links

Jack Kirby Collector

Bud Planet Bio

Hogan's Ally: Jack Kirby's legacy: Comic peers take a look back at the King

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   Tuesday, August 26, 2003  
MCC web site experiencing technical difficulties

:: Posted by max @ 8/26/2003 01:39:00 AM
The free image hosting system we’ve been using here on the site has ceased to work so for the next little while you might notice some of the older images on some pages won’t load. A solution is in the works but it may take a few weeks.

    
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   Monday, August 25, 2003  
This week's MOTION PICTURE PURGATORY:

:: Posted by max @ 8/25/2003 11:09:00 AM
AMERICAN SPLENDOR: “The last word on getting the last word!”

"Rather than play second fidel to the autobio comic book of the same name that preceded & inspired it, biopic SPLENDOR mutates & hybridizes before your eyes..."
    
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   Sunday, August 24, 2003  
Not new to you maybe but new to me ‘cus’ I’ve been on the road for a month cool links

:: Posted by max @ 8/24/2003 11:20:00 PM
Back but still busy so I’m doing the fast and linky thing here.



Seth on the National Post:

+A mix of pen and ink and cynicism, Not everything he does appears in august periodicals like The New Yorker. But the mundane stuff pays the bills…

+A good artist must be torn between arrogance and self-loathing…

+His sketchbook comics are a guilty pleasure

+I've been lucky when it comes to my artist friends



eye - THE PANELIST: BY GUY LESHINSKI

+08.21.03 :What's all this Manga?

+08.07.03 :Oh, Mother



D&Q news: Quill & Quire: Canada's Magazine of Book News and Reviews reviewed Joe Matt's Fair weather…
    
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   Tuesday, August 19, 2003  
no time to post

:: Posted by max @ 8/19/2003 10:25:00 AM
for the latest in Canadian comix news while i'm on vacation i suggest you got to flat earth to get a lay of the land
    
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A stop to Teen Titans Swinging at DC

:: Posted by max @ 8/19/2003 10:07:00 AM
CO of flat earth



Jay Stephens reports [on the TCJ] that the project he’s been drawing for the last while has been caned by DC. Scripted by Haney scripted the Teen Titans Swingin' Elseworlds project has been shelved ‘because it's too weird and unconventional’, though Jay has his own theories on this...>>>
    
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The improvised ARTBREED STUDIOS NEWS

:: Posted by max @ 8/19/2003 01:17:00 AM
Local artist Chris Deno has taken up residence in the MCC cellar! He’s laid claim to one of the message board threads as the news page for ARTBREED STUDIOS until he gets a web site of his own set up. Check it out and maybe get to see Serge Lapointe victimizing Yanick Paquette in a public toilet…humm.

    
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Chester Brown profile in The Globe and Mail

:: Posted by max @ 8/19/2003 12:11:00 AM
Care of D&Q

The Globe and Mail, one of Canada's national newspapers, published a major profile of Chester Brown today, with a particular focus on his upcoming Grafic novel collecting Louis Riel.





"Louis' toons: Chester Brown has produced a graphic novel account of the Métis leader's life, and one of the more interesting works of Canadian history in years, CHRISTOPHER SHULGAN writes"



PDF of the printed version of the article



    
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   Monday, August 18, 2003  
dessins contre la canicule // drawings against the heat wave

:: Posted by max @ 8/18/2003 11:54:00 PM
[14 août 2003] care of the MG news page



Nursing a bad back, Jimmy Beaulieu has posted a series of drawing of swimming beauties on the MG site, here//ici. You’ll find them linked off his site under the section “comix / en apnée à Nassau” along with many other (not so) small collections of his drawings and a few stories.



The drawings were originally gathered to be put out as a monograph but funds and interest waned so he gives them to the world wide web to swim in the data streams.



Also he takes a moment to tell us a bit more about the upcoming Plan cartésien.



For starts, the contribution by Luc Giard for the book overflowed in bounty and in order to accommodate it, it will be published in a sister book of it’s own, titled ‘Le pont du havre’.



Both books are slated to go to press this September. I better get the lettering for HelpLess en français pasted up!



And finaly he lets us know that he will be teaching a workshop [in French I assume] on comic strips at the collège du Vieux Montréal in September, you can write him about it if you wish to attend. mg@pastis.org

    
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Rocking Raven on gallery walls here in Canada and big in Japan

:: Posted by max @ 8/18/2003 09:10:00 AM
BC Haida artists Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas, author of ‘A Tale of Two Shaman’ [2001] & ‘The Last Voyage of the Black Ship’ [2002] Is getting some favourable attention as of late. The Museum of Anthropology, located on the University of BC campus in Vancouver, is hosting a special exhibition this summer showing all the original paintings and sketches from Michael’s most recent published Graphic Novel "The Last Voyage of the Black Ship", work they purchased from him in whole for their collection earlier this year. If you're in Vancouver, maybe attending the COMICON august 24th at the Heritage Hall 3102 Main Street Vancouver, make a point of going out to the Museum of Anthropology. It will encourage them to continue their new found interest in comic books.



Later this year in October Michael’s Rocking Raven art is going to be on exhibit in Japan! The Canadian Consulate gallery is the venue- The event in the Tokyo Design 2003, an international and annual event showcasing international design concepts. The Bark Design Collective selected 24 pieces out of the 75 submissions based on the mandate to "exhibited a sense of provocative design worthy of international exposure".



Michael received a call for submission for the selection of pieces for the Canadian exhibit at the Tokyo Design show…



“I filled it out, made a case that Japan loves Manga and that what I’m doing is not usual. Made the deadline and made the grade”



His art will be on display as a large banner poster with the images also presented as a booklet. The booklet will be laid out for photocopy press and given away to all who attend the show-



Also Michael was contacted by a representative of a group of Japanese Academics wishing to translate his books into Japanese and arrange for sales in large chain stores!



Congrats Michael

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   Monday, August 11, 2003  
on the road report

:: Posted by max @ 8/11/2003 12:30:00 PM
I'm in a library in chicago, with no time to spellcheck or wax prosaic, here's a new link to look at :)



King's Life in Pictures of Every Kind

HO CHE ANDERSON in the NY TIMES!"HO CHE ANDERSON'S brush with greatness was delivered by the most unlikely of messengers. In 1990, Mr. Anderson, then a 19-year-old rookie comic-book artist and high school dropout, got a job offer from Fantagraphics, a Seattle company that is perhaps the medium's most sophisticated publisher."



    
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   Saturday, August 02, 2003  
First seen by these eyes at the last comix jam, MensuHell #45 is in stores now.

:: Posted by max @ 8/02/2003 05:17:00 PM


This issue sports a beautiful cover by Jacques Boivin (the artist on Melody), Inside you will find the a history of comics in Quebec, by Michel Viau, and including many examples of French Canadian BD going back as far as 1792;



[A political poster from Quebec circa 1792 – appears full size in the magazine]





The continuing adventures of Misses Dynamite: episode 3, by Sirkowski (exclusive in MensuHell!); A biography of Chester Brown by Marc Jetté;

A new serialized story by Mathieu Benoit; An etching by Jocelyn Houde, marking the beginning of regular appearances by the artists in MensuHell; A report on the Fantasia Film Festival focusing on the [very few this year] anime films shown, By Francis Hervieux; And the usual band doodles



Index:

p. 2 Éditorial + annonces diverses

p. 3 Un jour dans la vie d'une auteure (moins) célèbre... (Michèle Laframboise)

p. 4 But sur balle [épisode 3] (Catherine Fréchette-Grégoire [4in])

p. 7 Dialogue avec le plus grand des enculés (Mathieu Benoit)

p. 9 Eau Forte (Jocelyn Houde)

p.10 Histoire de la bande dessinée québécoise [1ère partie] (Michel Viau)

p.18 À tous les électeurs (Anonyme)

p.20 Les impériales crampes de la vilaine impératrice (Jane Tremblay)

p.21 Skinny Nameless Punk (Jack Ruttan & Rick Gagnon)

p.22 T'as-tu écouté le dernier "Painful Defecation"? (Kurt Beaulieu)

p.25 Miss Dynamite [Épisode 3, 5e partie] (Sirkowski)

p.28 Fantasia 2003 (Francis Hervieux)

p.30 Claws & Fangs (Philippe Gonyea)

p.31 Super-Zouf (Richard Hébert)

p.33 BD Québec/USA : Chester Brown (Marc Jetté)

p.35 Ernest Léopard [7e partie] (Laurent Giasson)

p.36 Les Ayoyes (Jacques Boivin)





MensuHell is Available Millenium, Fichtre, le Marché du Livre, les librairies Monet, & L'Imaginaire.



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The profit in comic strips

:: Posted by max @ 8/02/2003 11:58:00 AM
An article on CBS marketplace’s web site discusses at length the current stat of affairs for newspaper strips from the publishers & artists POV.



Focusing mostly on the United Media syndicate, there are a lot of quotes here from 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams here.



Interesting lay of the land if you’re interested in doing newspaper strips at all. A bit amusing to hear Scott compare himself artistically to Garry Trudeau (?!). One thing that struck me was, at one point he cops to self-censoring his strips, taking out words like ‘buttocks’ to keep the strip ‘tasteful’…..buttocks! how shocking! All to avoid clashes with editors with names like Stern – it’s a bad Cheech and Chong joke I tell ya!…. I doubt that anyone involved with this article sees this as a core problem with the funny pages these days.

    
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