Friday, November 26, 2004  
Expozine 2004 Sunday, November 28

:: Posted by max @ 11/26/2004 08:15:00 PM




Announcing Expozine 2004: Montreal's 3rd Annual Small Press, Comic, and Zine Fair!

Sunday, November 28, 11 - 6 p.m.

Station C, 1450 Ste. Catherine St. E.

corner of Plessis (metro Beaudry). Admission FREE.



This day-long event brings together over 140 creators of all kinds of printed matter ‹ in English and in French ‹ for one of the great culture fairs of the city.



Expozine was born in 2002 to provide a place where publications outside the mainstream media can reach the reading public. It is also a place where members of the small press community and local writers and artists can make new connections with each other. So far, it has been a huge success: thousands of people have discovered hundreds of publications, and more and more people take part each year.



Montreal is rich in small press activity, with an internationally renowned comics scene and a thriving small press and zine community. All of these are represented at Expozine, which this year also includes more publishers from outside Montreal than ever before.



We hope you make the most of this rare opportunity to see all of this diversity showcased in one place. Browse! Shop! Meet the creators! And most of all, have fun!



www.expozine.ca



Expozine is sponsored in part by the Canada Council for the Arts.

    
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Where's Salgood?

:: Posted by max @ 11/26/2004 08:14:00 PM




Co:Salgood Sam

This weekend, Sunday from 11am to 6pm, you'll find me at Expozine 2004: Montreal's 3rd Annual Small Press, Comic, and Zine Fair! WooHoo!



I'll be selling my book RevolveR One at a discounted price of $6 [normally goes for $6.95] so if you haven’t already bought a copy come on down and get yours, singed sealed and delivered to your hand from mine. And rest assured that every last cent goes to a good cause, me. I may be a bit blurry eyed, also have a serious deadline right now I have to meet [you'll se the results in the front pages of the next issue of Previews!] so i apologize in advance if I drool or pass out on your copy while signing it. I'll also have a selection of other stuff, prints, jam zines and the like. Hope to see you there!



Max - aka Salgood Sam





    
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MAC TIN TAC EST DE RETOUR! | Book lunch Samedi le 4 décembre

:: Posted by max @ 11/26/2004 01:05:00 AM
Co: Marc Tessier : mactintacAthotmailDOTcom

Conundrum Press

December 2004

ISBN 1-894994-05-1

Graphic Novel

Mature Content

6 X 9 inches

160 pages

$17.95 CDN / $15.95 US



Mac Tin Tac fabrique des miroirs à Kuskus City où toute la population travaille pour l’usine de gâteaux. Un jour, des roues sont ajoutées à l’usine A. Dick Cake pour la relocaliser dans un pays du tiers-monde. Que va-t-il arriver aux habitants de Kuskus City et à Mac Tin Tac?



Traitant des problèmes de la mondialisation bien avant que le terme devienne monnaie courante. Ce récit fut publié à l’origine en cinq comic books anglais entre 1990 et 1995. Pour illustrer les chapitres de ce roman, les auteurs montréalais Marc Tessier et Stéphane Olivier firent appel à la crème des bédéistes alternatifs. Ainsi des auteurs comme Simon Bossé, Siris, Alexandre Lafleur, Al+ Flag, G.B. Edwin, Jean-Pierre Chansigaud, Jean-Claude Amyot, Helge Reumann et Richard Suicide participèrent au projet produisant des bandes dessinées considérées comme parmi leurs meilleures oeuvres.



À ce roman graphique de 160 pages s’ajoutent des nouvelles BD illustrées par Rupert Bottenberg, Carlos Santos, Caro Caron et Phil Angers ainsi que des illustrations inédites de Alexandre Lafleur, Helge Reumann, Billy Mavreas, Bernie Mireault et Hélène Brosseau.



10 ans plus tard, Mac Tin Tac demeure un impressionant document culturel de l’undergound québécois des années quatre-vingt dix et révèle une oeuvre avant-gardiste québécoise toujours d’actualité.



Ne manquez pas le lancement en présence des auteurs!

Samedi le 4 décembre de 17 à 20 hrs

Le Cheval Blanc, 809 Ontario Est



----EN----



Conundrum press is proud to present the definitive collected edition of the adventures of Mac Tin TAC. Mac Tin TAC manufactures mirrors in Kuskus City where the population works in the factory of cakes. One day, wheels are added to the factory to relocate it in a Third World country. What will happen to the inhabitants of Kuskus City and at Mac Tin TAC? Dealing with problems of globalization well before the term became current currency.

Originally published in five editions between 1990 and 1995. Now collected in a 160 page graphic novel with new pages by Rupert Bottenberg, Carlos Santos, Caro Charon and Phil Angers, as well as new illustrations by Alexandre Lafleur, Helge Reumann, Billy Mavreas, Bernie Mireault and Helene Brosseau.

10 years after its first run, Mac Tin TAC remains a impressive cultural document of the underground québécois comix scene of the Eighties. Join many of the authors for the launch Saturday on December 4 from 5pm to 8pm @ Le Cheval Blanc, 809 Ontario Est

Informations et service de presse:

Conundrum press 842-4870

Conpress@ican.net



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Marc Tessier & Stéphane present Olivier Mac Tin Tac

:: Posted by max @ 11/26/2004 01:00:00 AM
Conundrum Press

December 2004

ISBN 1-894994-05-1

Graphic Novel

Mature Content

6 X 9 inches

160 pages

$17.95 CDN / $15.95 US



The Artists: Al+Flag, Jean-Claude Amyot, Hélène Brosseau, Simon Bossé, Rupert Bottenberg, Caro Caron, Jean-Pierre Chansigaud, G.B. Edwin, Alexandre Lafleur, Billy Mavreas, Stéphane Olivier, Helge Reumann, Carlos Santos, Siris, Richard Suicide.



Mac Tin Tac, a dystopic allegory of modern life told through a unique combination of myth and hard-edged realism, was originally serialized in five comics between 1990 and 1995. To illustrate their vision, Montreal authors Tessier and Oliver commissioned the emerging talent of Quebec's avant garde. Many of these artists went on to varying degrees of success publishing in French in Europe and Quebec, and in English in Cyclops: Contemporary Canadian Narrative Art, which conundrum press published to rave reviews in 2003. However, this story was left uncollected until now.



Mac is a mirror maker in a world in which everyone works for the Cake Factory. When the factory is put on wheels and moved to a third world country, the citizens revolt. Concerned with anti-globilization politics long before the term became commonplace, the story is a mix of Orwell's 1984 and Gabriel Garcia Marquez's magic realism. Mac's desperate attempt to create beauty in a bleak world is the overarching theme in the book. But the dazzling variety of drawing styles keeps the reader immersed in the lives of various peripheral characters as well, their desire for employment, for the taste of intoxicating bananas, for new shoes, or simply to be noticed by a populace constricted by blinders.



Mac Tin Tac, which includes new material done especially for this edition, is not only an impressive cultural document from Quebec's fin-de-siècle underground but is also a chronicle of the struggle for hope in the face of corporate uncertainty.



Stéphane Olivier teaches graphic design. He recently finished the graphic novel Le Clairon and is editing the next book in the Cyclopes series.



Marc Tessier has collaborated with Alexandre Lafleur on Theatre of Cruelty (Fantagraphics) and the upcoming Abinagouesh series (Delcourt). He is a frequent contributor to The Comics Journal.

    
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   Thursday, November 25, 2004  
Lynn Johnston Tells All

:: Posted by max @ 11/25/2004 06:10:00 AM
Co:Bryan Munn www.time-cat.com/news.html



Now that For Better or For Worse is 25, Lynn Johnston is talking about retirement, her traumatic childhood (far from the idyllic world of her comics --she was beaten with broom handles!), her politics, and a troubling fight with an obscure disease.



Hogan's Alley



Toronto Star



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Johnnie "Seth" Walker

:: Posted by max @ 11/25/2004 06:07:00 AM
Co:Bryan Munn www.time-cat.com/news.html



Art Speigelman has called comix the "bastard child of art and commerce" and this is nowhere more in evidence than in this week's New Yorker, the annual Cartoon Issue featuring a Robert Crumb cover, tons of gag cartoons, and an essay on Peanuts by Jonathan Franzen. But the highlight of the issue for comic literates is four pages of beautiful full-colour autobio strips by Seth, disguised as an ad for Johnnie Walker scotch. Booze isn't mentioned, but crackers and Little Lulu receive full coverage.

    
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   Friday, November 19, 2004  
Georgia Straight Does Comics

:: Posted by max @ 11/19/2004 07:22:00 AM
Co: Bryan @ Canadian Comic Art Foundation



With a great Marc Bell cover, the "Comics Marvels" issue (Nov 18th) of the Vancouver weekly the Georgia Straight features an article on the Vancouver "scene" with comments from Rebecca Dart and the superheroes of Sean O'Reilly's Arcana Studios. Also profiled is 91 year-old Bus Griffiths, whose classic Now You're Logging comic dates back to the 40s.



Links:

Comics Marvels : Underground And Mainstream, Vancouver's Ink Studs Are Flourishing Panel By Panel



Logging Comic Timber In The Woods : Fanny Bay resident Bus Griffiths, 91, remembers a time in the woods when it took a day's work between two men with one saw and an entire crew of work mates to cut one tree down and remove it from the forest.

   
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   Wednesday, November 17, 2004  
Photos from the Montreal Launch of Witness My Shame

:: Posted by max @ 11/17/2004 03:44:00 AM




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Lightningstrike Publishing Closes Up Shop After Four Years

:: Posted by max @ 11/17/2004 02:17:00 AM
co. http://www.onlypunjab.com

Publish Date : 11/15/2004 7:20:00 PM Source : Business News Onlypunjab.com



As of midnight on November 11th Lightningstrike Publishing has officially dissolved as a business, primarily due to a two year financial battle with Canadian bank CIBC.



The closure comes after the break down of negotiations between Lightningstrike and Nordon Collection Networks, who are representing the CIBC. The problem arises from a two year dispute involving a 2002 business investment between the small Canadian publisher, and one of the big five banks of Canada. Lightningstrike launched its successful comic book line, SMASH! Comics, in 2002 with a funding loan from Bizsmart Inc. Nine months after its launch, and six months after funding SMASH! Comics Bizsmart, a subsidiary of CIBC, folded and went bankrupt. When Bizsmart went bankrupt the company’s final act was to demand all payment in full on any outstanding balances that did not meet the re-financing terms set forth by CIBC. Because a small press comic book label was considered by the bank to be very high risk, Lightningstrike was immediately declined for re-financing.



When Lightningstrike was unable to pay the outstanding balance to CIBC immediately and in full, the matter was quickly handed over to collection agency after collection agency, each one continuing to inflate the balance payable. Things came to a head when CIBC enlisted the services of the Nordon Collection Network in summer of 2004. Negotiations broke down between Nordon and Lightningstrike when the collection agency refused to deal with an outside member willing to grant Lightningstrike a private loan to cover the debts, or to accept monthly payments on the balance from Lightningstrike. Nordon’s stance was based on a huge misunderstanding of the comic book industry. Agents from the collection agency repeatedly stated that a small press comic company with a website should easily be able to generate the balance of $10,000 of disposable profit within 30 days.



Faced with Nordon’s unwillingness to deal and unrealistic view of the comic industry Lightningstrike owner Mike Gagnon was faced with a tough decision.

“It all boils down to greed…” Said Gagnon, he added; “…I’d rather make the choice to step out of business myself than be forced out of business by a greedy corporation.” Although Lightningstrike has never gone bankrupt they are now using the services of a financial trustee to resolve any and all outstanding debts with creditors, which includes the CIBC. Several highly publicized projects, studios, and subsidiaries of Lightningstrike, including SMASH! Comics, have already begun to find new homes and will be showing up again in the near future.



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Dreamwave Adds Transformers’ Creators

:: Posted by max @ 11/17/2004 01:58:00 AM

co.http://www.tformers.com

Tuesday, November 16 @ 14:58:35 CST



November 16, 2004 - Dreamwave Productions - the largest Canadian publisher of comic books and graphic novels - announces that the company will be taking bold, new steps as it moves into 2005. Dreamwave’s most significant comic book line, Transformers, has recently been hit with demanding production schedules due to a creative team that has been working on multiple projects. As a result, there have been delays in publishing several Transformers comic titles on a monthly basis...

    
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   Sunday, November 14, 2004  
RICK TREMBLES' MOTION PICTURE PURGATORY REVIEWED ON POOP SHEET

:: Posted by max @ 11/14/2004 11:19:00 PM
The uninitiated will not note the gag in this headline, and those of you who do get it, get you head out of the gutter and quite snickering!



Rick Bradford reviews Rick Trembles, and it is good. Here’s an excerpt…



Maybe it’s the subject matter – film criticism - unusual even for alternative comics. Perhaps the fact that, aside from appearing in the Montreal Mirror newspaper (may its circulation increase!), Rick Trembles’ work is only occasionally seen in comics anthologies. (Though those who hang about The Comics Journal message board are regularly alerted by Rick himself to online postings of his latest review-strips...in color, yet!) How else to account for the relative lack of fame and insufficient acclaim given this Canadian comics creator? Several sessions* of dipping into the delights of this splendid collection can’t help but impress upon the discerning reader that Rick Trembles is a remarkable talent, and that his "Motion Picture Purgatory" is a top runner for the most formally inventive comic strip ever. ”The unique layout of each one of these strips is a marvel to behold,” says Pete Bagge, if I may bring in one of the “big guns” to confirm my judgment…>>>



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   Saturday, November 13, 2004  
Photos from the Ink On The Edge exhibit in Thailand

:: Posted by max @ 11/13/2004 07:22:00 PM
   
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   Friday, November 12, 2004  
Globe trotting Montreal cartoonist Jack Ruttan reports in from Thailand Comix Show

:: Posted by max @ 11/12/2004 04:42:00 PM
A month ago local doodler and friend Jack Ruttan contacted me about a group show of Montreal comix artists he was organizing in Thailand with film maker Peter Mantello at the Tadu contemporary art gallery. He picked up 3 images from 15 local artists and personally escorted them and a stack of our books to the show as our envoy. Here is a report from him early this week…



Hi all,

My health is dodgy, but the first workshop was popular. About 31 artists ranging from elderly silhouette artists to toddlers, including in that range hordes of Manga kids, and Japanese girl graphic artists. Next week we do stories, and Photoshop. Also, I am trying to establish Comic Jam Thailand. Got lots of interviews in the local media, which I will be able to pass on in clips later, plus wild images of the expo, and many strange pictures of myself, who was a popular subject.



Sold most of the books I brought, so am looking at how to get more shipped over (someone please tell Billy!)



Gosh, I hope you're all getting these messages. The exhibition looks spectacular and has attracted a lot of attention! The gallery turns out to be one of the top contemporary art galleries in town (very strange art scene here).



Well, I've finished most of the hard work, and can relax, and perhaps get things such as e-mail more organized. I'm getting interviewed by the local manage magazine, and will get a view of the local scene. Most of the people I've met are pretty cool artists with great techniques, but there are still things I can share with them.



If this continues going well, there are a couple of possibilities: 1) The show will travel over other parts of Asia such as Vietnam and Singapore. I don't know if I can go with it. 2) We might come back next year, with a group of artists! (so keep your fingers crossed, but none of this is decided yet)



The brochure for the exhibit is a big plastic-laminated affair, and features full colour pics & bios of all the artists and their works [Scans to come latter]. Also press clips for your dossiers (never a bad thing for an artist). You lucky sods! Though I'm the luckiest, at the moment.



Jack R., your Thailand contact



He’s also started posting reports on his blog Utopia Moment and promises that photos are soon to come.



A list of the artists in the show



H. Valium

Caro Caron

Jack Ruttan (naturally)

R. Suicide

Sully

Salgood Sam

Ethan Rilly

Eric Braun

Eric Theriault

Howard Chackowicz

Bernie Mireault

R. Bottenberg

Jesse Bochner

Rick Trembles

Billy Mavreas



Gallery link

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   Monday, November 08, 2004  
Announcing the Montreal Launch of Witness My Shame, bookworks and drawingsby Shary Boyle

:: Posted by max @ 11/08/2004 10:15:00 PM
Saturday November 13 @ 8pm

location: F-52 @ 4826 St. Denis

Free



Press



There will be a temporary WEEKEND EXHIBITION of the drawings from thebookat the revampedF-52 bookstore/galleryon Sat/Sun November 13-14. Shary Boyle created sixteen mini books between 1997 and 2001. These genre-defyingbookworks helped to fortify her independent artisticvision, which has since catapulted her onto the international stage. The workswere mini stories of major subjects, unfolding in a beautifully pacedsequence of revelations.



Witness My Shamere-presents the majority of thesebookworks as a graphic novel. Each one forms a chapter, a visual story which is partof a larger sequential narrative. In this unique collection, Shary Boylecreates images of childhood and adolescence, exploring issues of power, gender, sexuality, and dysfunction.



Shary Boyle is a multimedia artist whose practiceincludes drawing, painting, sculpture and performance. Constantly travelling, she has set uptemporary studios across North America and Europe, working and exhibiting in Berlin, Paris, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Nova Scotia, Vancouverand the Yukon. Boyle also collaborates with musicians, creating "live" drawings which are animatedand projected onstage alongside their performance.



She has worked with Peaches at the Sonic Youth curated All Tomorrow's Parties festival in Los Angeles and most recently performed with Feist at the Bataclan Theatre in Paris, France.



Shary Boyle was born in Scarborough,Ontario and is now based in Toronto.
    
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   Sunday, November 07, 2004  
ANNOUNCING EXPOZINE 2004!- ANNONCE: EXPOZINE 2004!

:: Posted by max @ 11/07/2004 09:48:00 PM


Montreal's only small press, comic, magazine and zine fair! // Le salon du livre, magazines, fanzines, et bandes déssinées de Montréal!



Hundreds of books, zines, magazines and comics will be for sale! // Des centaines de livres, magazines, fanzines et bandes dessinées seront à vendre!



Sunday, November 28, 11 - 6 p.m. Dimanche, 28 novembre, 11h - 18h // Station C, 1450 Ste. Catherine St. E. corner/ coin Plessis (metro Beaudry).



Book your tables now! Réserver vos tables maintenant! $10 par table, payable à l'evènement. $10 per table, payable at the event.



To reserve, contact us by email or phone before November 22, 2004. Please provide us with the name of your press or titles for sale, website and contact information.// Pour réserver, contacter nous par courriel ou par téléphone avant le 22 novembre, 2004. S.V.P. inclure le nom de votre presse ou les titres à vendre, votre site web et coordonnées.



expozine@archivemontreal.org

tél.: 514-278-4879

Archive Montreal, C.P. 1232 Place d’Armes, Montreal

Quebec Canada, H2Y 3K2



Pour devenir commanditaire, contactez-nous par courriel ou par téléphone avant le 19 novembre. // To become a sponsor, please contact us before November 19, 2004.



For more info/ pour plus d’information: www.expozine.ca

    
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   Monday, November 01, 2004  
Comix jam report for Sunday October 31

:: Posted by max @ 11/01/2004 10:08:00 PM
Hello everyone, Here's a report of my weirdest Comix jam ever.



First of all and maybe it was my fault since I didn't not send my reminding e-mails in time to you folks, the jam was only attended by five persons: Kurt, Francis, two persons from the public and myself. Then the weird influence of Halloween started its spell. As I was setting up the table, the barmaid informed me that there will be a poetry reading starting at 2 PM. I was very surprised by that since the Casa confirmed to me that the jam was booked for Sunday, October 31. It seems they forgot about us and they booked the poetry event on the same schedule. Thus, we ended up being squeezed at our table by all these amateur poets: Francis dressed as a Russian officer handing out strange chocolate ladybugs with green goo, Kurt giving dadaist comments on toilet and vulva themed poems and me trying to keep the guys quiet as I watch an army of amateur poets ready to scalp alive a few comix book artists. So we broke out seeking political asylum from bad poets at the Assymetrian Consulate (i.e.my place). Sorry that you missed that weird Jam. Next time, we'll be more prepared for a new poet free jam...



Épouvantablement vôtre

Jane- Grande Prêtresse de Jam



Allo à vous tous! Voici le compte rendu du Jam le plus bizarre à lequel j'ai pu assister.



Premièrement, et c'est peu être un peu de ma faute puisque j'étais très en retard dans l'envoi de mes messages, le Jam a attiré que cinq personnes soit Francis, Kurt, deux autres dessinateurs et moi-même. C'est alors que l'influence étrange de l'Halloween se fit sentir. Alors que je préparais la table du Jam, la barmaid m'informe qu'il y aura une séance de lecture de poèmes qui débutera à 2 PM. Ce qui me surpris car j'avais reçu la confirmation de la Casa que le Jam était inscrit à l'horaire pour le 31 Octobre. Il semble bien que la Casa a complètement oublié et que la séance de poésie fut inscrite à la place du jam. Nous fûmes donc en plein conflit d'horaire et nous nous retrouvions ainsi coincés à notre table, encerclés par une armée de poètes amateurs. C'est alors que Francis, vêtu d'un uniforme

d'officier russe a distribué des cocinelles en chocolat fourrées d'une étrange pâte verte, Kurt a donné des commentaires dadaïstes sur des poèmes portant sur des toilettes et des vulves(!), et moi-même tentant désespérément de calmer les gars complètement hilares alors que je surveillai du coin de l'oeil une gang de poètes hostiles, tout prêts a scalper vivants quelques bédéistes. J'ai donc planifié une évasion vers le Consulat Assymétrien (mon appart) afin de demander l'asile politique à l'abri des mauvais poètes. C'est vraiment dommage que vous aviez raté tout ça, vous vous seriez vraiment roulés par terre à l'occasion de ce Jam dadaïste. La prochaine fois, nous serons mieux préparés pour un prochain jam, libre de poètes...



Spookily yours,

Jane- Jam High Priestess
    
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Dstrbo.com Update

:: Posted by max @ 11/01/2004 03:59:00 PM
judgment day 11/01/04



tomorrow...



Dan B aka DSTRBO



Look for DSTRBO's comix and illustration in the weekly Montreal Hour

    
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