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The Expozine Alternative Press Awards Gala  Recognizing the best publications sold at 2009's Expozine small press, comic and zine fair in Montreal! The gala is a rare chance for you to meet and mingle with the most talented up-and-comers of the local publishing scene, as well as purchase copies of the 36 short-listed titles (listed at www.expozine.ca). Alexis O'Hara (www.alexisohara.com) will be the MC for the evening. Also on tap are readings by some of the nominated authors before the awarding of prizes at 9:30. Capping the night off is a performance by the one and only Tony Ezzy (www.tonyezzy.com). The 2009 edition of Expozine was the largest yet, with approximately 15 000 people visiting 300 different exhibitors over two days. The Expozine organizing team asked each exhibitor to submit a copy of their best new publication for consideration for the Expozine Alternative Press Awards in one of three categories in English and French: best book, best zine and best comic, with the winners chosen by an esteemed panel of judges drawn from the city's small press community. The 2009 Expozine Alternative Press Awards are sponsored by the Conseil des Arts de Montreal, Le Conseil des Arts du Canada, Drawn and Quarterly (www.drawnandquarterly.com) and Libraire Le Port de Tete, 262 Mont-Royal E., (514) 678-9566. www.expozine.ca Labels: awards, events, Expozine, zines - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments -   - we honor OpenID -
2010 Expozine GalaThe 2009 Expozine Alternative Press Awards Gala Wednesday, March 31, 8 p.m.-12 a.m., Le Divan Orange, 4234 Saint-Laurent (Mont-Royal metro). Free admission. Recognizing the best publications sold at 2009's Expozine small press, comic and zine fair in Montreal! The gala is a rare chance for you to meet and mingle with the most talented up-and-comers of the local publishing scene, as well as purchase copies of the 36 short-listed titles (listed at www.expozine.ca). Alexis O'Hara will be the MC for the evening. Also on tap are readings by some of the nominated authors before the awarding of prizes at 9:30. Capping the night off is a performance by the one and only Tony Ezzy. The 2009 edition of Expozine was the largest yet, with approximately 15 000 people visiting 300 different exhibitors over two days. The Expozine organizing team asked each exhibitor to submit a copy of their best new publication for consideration for the Expozine Alternative Press Awards in one of three categories in English and French: best book, best zine and best comic, with the winners chosen by an esteemed panel of judges drawn from the city's small press community. The 2009 Expozine Alternative Press Awards are sponsored by the Conseil des Arts de Montreal, Le Conseil des Arts du Canada, Drawn and Quarterly (www.drawnandquarterly.com) and Libraire Le Port de Tete, 262 Mont-Royal E., (514) 678-9566. Labels: awards, events, Expozine, Montreal, zines - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Monday, March 22, 2010 Bedeis Causa Nominees  FBDFQ ANNOUNCES FINALISTS FOR 2010 PRIX BEDEIS CAUSA In advance of the 23rd FESTIVAL DE LA BANDE DESSINEE FRANCOPHONE DE QUEBEC, which will be held in Quebec City, April 7-11, 2010, the organizers have announced the finalists for the Priz Bedeis Causa 2010. The ceremony for the awards will be held at the Observatoire de la Capitale, April 9 next at 17:00, will be an opportunity to meet several players in the community and reflect the current vitality of the 9th art in Quebec. The Finalists: Prix Real Fillion Quebec author, writer or artist, debut album -Jean-Sebastien Berube, Radisson t. 1 - Son of Iroquois (Glenat Quebec) -Pascal Colpron, Mon petit nombril (La Pasteque) -Sebastien Rivest, Malaise (Mecanique generale/Les 400 coups) Grand Prix de la Ville de Quebec Best album released in French in Quebec -PAUL en QUEBEC, Michel Rabagliati (La Pasteque) -TUER VELASQUEZ, Philippe Girard (Glenat Quebec) -JIMMY et le BIGFOOT, Pascal Girard (La Pasteque) Prix Alberic Bourgeois Best French-language album published abroad by a Quebec author, illustrator or scriptwriter -SAINT-GERMAIN T. 1 - THE COUNT OF LIGHTS, Jean-Francois Bergeron and Thierry Gloris (Glenat) -LES NOMBRILS T. 4 – DUEL DE BELLES, Delaf et Dubuc (Dupuis) -MAGASIN GeNeRAL, T. 5 – MONTREAL, Regis Loisel & Jean-Louis Tripp (Casterman) Prix Maurice Petitdidier Pick of the jury for Francophone Album published abroad -DIEU EN PERSONNE, Marc-Antoine Mathieu (Delcourt) -BLAST, Manu Larcenet (Dargaud) -PINOCCHIO, Winschluss (Les requins marteaux) During the ceremony, the organization will also present FBDFQ Prix Albert-Chartier, Award to honor an individual or organization that has made a mark on the world of francophone comics in Quebec. The panel responsible for selecting the finalists was composed of journalists and booksellers: Pierre Blais (journalist on Canal Vox and Radio-Canada), Nicolas Houle (Le Soleil newspaper), Marco Duchesne (Librairie Pantoute), David Kelly (Renaud-Bray), and Patrick Marleau (L'imaginaire). This edition of the awards focuses on albums released between February 2009 and February 2010. Labels: awards, bd, events, graphic novels, Quebec - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Sunday, March 21, 2010 Congratulations to Robert & JennCongratulations to Robert Haines, Associate Director of the Joe Shuster Awards, and Jenn Stewart, owner of The Dragon comic shop and coordinator of the Shuster's Comics for Kids Award, who were married Saturday, March 20!  (the google image search I did for relevant images kicked up things like this and this initially --not exactly representations of marital bliss, so I had to get creative) Labels: awards, comics retailers, events, Joe Shuster Awards, real world, weddings - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2010 JOE SHUSTER AWARDS 6th Annual JOE SHUSTER AWARDS have released their nominations, there's a lot of them so i'm going to post the list here and let you follow this link for more details on their home blog. A few details though: In January and February of this year, nominees were selected from master lists of eligible works originally published in English and/or French during the 2009 calendar year. Canadian citizens living at home or abroad, as well as permanent residents were eligible for consideration. Now that the lists of nominees have been finalized, nominated creators will have their work reviewed by juries, who will decide the winners. Winners will be announced at a public ceremony in Toronto on the evening of Saturday, June 5th, 2010 at the University of Toronto’s Innis Town Hall, with master of Ceremonies Jonathan Llyr. NOMINEES for Work Published in 2009 Artist/Dessinateur * Chris Bachalo * Darwyn Cooke * Marc Delafontaine * Djief Bergeron * Dale Eaglesham * Stuart Immonen * Francis Manapul * Cameron Stewart Cartoonist/Createur * Darwyn Cooke * Jeff Lemire * Bryan Lee O'Malley * Philippe Girard * Michel Rabagliati * Simon Roy * Seth * Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas Colourist/Dessinateur Couleur [don't have time to add links for all of these right now, will fill in later, but there's this thing called google though....] * Brad Anderson * Chris Chuckry * Maryse Dubuc * Nathan Fairbairn * Lovern Kindzierski * Francois Lapierre * Dave McCaig * Ronda Pattison Writer/Ecrivain * Kelley Armstrong * Ian Boothby * Herve Bouchard * Maryse Dubuc * Kathryn Immonen * Dean Motter * Ty Templeton * J. Torres Cover/Couverture * Kaare Andrews * Paul Bordeleau * Darwyn Cooke * Darwyn Cooke * Marc Delafontaine * Dale Eaglesham * Dale Keown * Igor Kordey Webcomics/Bandes Dessinees Web * Attila Adorjany - Metaphysical Neuroma * Kate Beaton - Hark! A Vagrant * Andy Belanger - Bottle of Awesome and Raising Hell * Rene Engstrom - Anders Loves Maria * Karl Kerschl -The Abominable Charles Christopher * Gisele Lagace and David Lumsdon - Eerie Cuties and Ménage à 3 * Tara Tallan - Galaxion * Steve Wolfhard - Cat Rackham Labels: awards, conventions, events, hobbystar, Joe Shuster Awards, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 1comments - - we honor OpenID -
National Newspaper Awards Nominations Announced2009 National Newspaper Awards Nominations Announced: Editorial Cartoonists Category By Bryan Munn The finalists for the 61st National Newspaper Awards were announced March 15 in Toronto. There are 66 finalists in 22 categories, culled from 1,301 entries of works that appeared in the year 2009. The categories include beat reporting, photography, and investigative articles, as well as include editorial cartooning. The award in this category is considered the most prestigious prize given to editorial cartoonists in Canada. This year, the three nominees in the category of editorial cartooning are Brian Gable (The Globe and Mail), Malcolm Mayes (Edmonton Journal), Terry Mosher aka Aislin (The Gazette, Montreal). Gable has won the award 4 times, most recently in 2005. Aislin has won twice previously (1977 and 1978). An Edmonton native, Mayes has been nominated twice for the NNA, most recently in 2002, but has yet to win. Beginning in 2008, cartoonists were instructed to submit their works online and then judged online. According to the Awards' website, the policart prize is given "for excellence in editorial cartooning for a body of work of five editorial cartoons. Preference will be given to cartoons that demonstrate humour, originality and satire related to news events, with quality embracing line, style and likenesses of personalities where relevant." A panel of three judges will choose the winner. Founded in 1949 by The Toronto Press Club, this is the 21st year for the NNAs in its current format, administered by a Board of Governors under the aegis of a non-profit. Winners will be announced and will receive a $1000 cheque at the awards ceremony in Toronto on Friday, May 14 following the Canadian Newspaper Association conference. Labels: awards, political cartooning - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Friday, March 12, 2010 6th annual Doug Wright Awards awards @ TCAF!  George Sprott, and Aboriginal manga lead nominations for the 2010. March 12, 2010 Toronto -- Running the gamut from the acclaimed to the unconventional, the 15 finalists for this year's Doug Wright Awards were announced today in Toronto. Hand-picked by an esteemed panel of comics experts, the 2010 finalists represent the finest, most thought-provoking work produced by Canada's vibrant comics community. The shortlist contains works that explore diverse subjects, from the legendary life of Kasper Hauser and the fictional life (and death) of a fading TV host, and spans a range of formats, from wordless lino-cuts graphic novels to "manga" inspired by Western Canadian Haida mythology. The Doug Wright Awards finalists for Best Book are: Back + Forth by Marta Chudolinska (The Porcupine's Quill) George Sprott: (1894-1975) by Seth (Drawn and Quarterly) Hot Potatoe by Marc Bell (Drawn and Quarterly) Kaspar by Diane Obomsawin (Drawn and Quarterly) Red: A Haida Manga by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas (Douglas and McIntyre) The Doug Wright Awards finalists for Best Emerging Talent are: Pascal Girard Nicolas (Drawn and Quarterly) John Martz It's Snowing Outside. We Should Go For a Walk. Sully The Hipless Boy (Conundrum Press) The finalists for the 2010 Pigskin Peters Award (for unconventional, "nominally-narrative" comics) are: Bebete Simon Bosse (L'Oie de Cravan) Dirty Dishes by Amy Lockhart (Drawn and Quarterly) Hot Potatoe by Marc Bell (Drawn and Quarterly) Never Learn Anything From History by Kate Beaton The Collected Doug Wright Volume One by Doug Wright (Drawn and Quarterly) Founded in 2004 (in a dimly lit Toronto bar) to celebrate the finest in English-language comics and graphic novels, The Doug Wright Awards have since evolved into one of North America's foremost comics awards and one of its most anticipated events. Wright Awards finalists defy easy categorization, and include past and present masters of the form and off-the-beaten-path newcomers alike, all vying for one of the most unique and coveted trophies in comics. This year's nominees were chosen by a five-member panel who chose from works released in the 2009 calendar year. The panel included: comics historian and author Jeet Heer; filmmaker Jerry Ciccoritti; cartoonist Chester Brown; Walrus comics blogger Sean Rogers, and; writer and Sequential.ca publisher Bryan Munn. The winners are chosen by a jury that includes cartoonists, writers, actors, directors, musicians and, on occasion, politicians. A featured event of the Toronto Comics Arts Festival (TCAF), the 2010 Doug Wright Awards ceremony will take place on Sat. May 8, at 7 pm at the Toronto Reference Library's new Bram & Bluma Appel Salon. For more information, please contact: Labels: awards, Doug Wright Awards, events, Ontario, pr, tcaf, TCAF 2010, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 Bryan Lee O'Malley Nominated for Los Angeles Times Book Prize  Halifax cartoonist Bryan Lee O'Malley is among the group of American cartoonists nominated in the graphic novel category for the prestigious LA Times book awards. Nominees in the new Graphic Novel category, by Gilbert Hernandez, Bryan Lee O'Malley, Taiyo Matsumoto, David Mazzucchelli and Joe Sacco, are a diverse selection of works that include the Gen-Y favorite Scott Pilgrim, a new take on the classic Love & Rockets series, and an illustrated journalistic account of the Gaza strip. Labels: awards, graphic novels, international - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Interview with Brad Mackay, Doug Wright Awards Co-founderHere's an interview with Doug Wright Awards co-founder Brad Mackay, about the inspiration behind the award, how it came about, and some general ideas on the current state of comics. http://tinyurl.com/y8fxnuo Labels: awards, books.torontoist, Brad Mackay, Doug Wright Awards, graphic novels, interviews, tcaf, TCAF 2010 - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Tuesday, February 09, 2010 Angouleme Prize Follow-up: Paul a QuebecAs we reported last week, Michel Rabagliati's Paul a Quebec graphic novel, published by La Pasteque, won the popular vote for favourite book at the Angouleme festival in France. There has been some grumbling and controversy about the prize since then. Although the book has sold 15,000 copies in Quebec since its publication in early 2009, it has not been widely available in France, begging the question of how it garnered so many internet votes for a French prize and leading to speculations about ballot stuffing. Readers will remember that the internet voting determined 5 finalists, from which the winner was selected by a jury. The other four books were Blast T.1 (de Manu Larcenet, Dargaud), Siegfried T.2 (d'Alex Alice, Dargaud), Il etait une fois en France T.3 (de Fabien Nury et Sylvain Vallee, Glenat) and Billy Brouillard T.1 (de Guillaume Bianco, Soleil). As juror Mael Rannou explains on the du9 blog (google trans), many of the jury hadn't read all of the books until the weekend the prize was given and they decided on Paul not just because it was a great book but because they were happy to showcase an deserving international work from a smaller publisher. The book is scheduled for a wider French release next month. (via Rich Johnston and Dirk Deppey) Labels: awards, bd, festivals, graphic novels, international, Quebec - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Monday, February 01, 2010 Paul a Quebec wins Prix du Public Fnac-SNCF at Angouleme  Michel Rabagliati's latest graphic novel, Paul a Quebec, the sixth in his Paul series, has won an audience favourite prize at the giant Angouleme comics festival in France. This is the first time a Canadian book has won one of the many Angouleme prizes, handed out over the course of the week-long festival. The book won the complicated-sounding "Prix du Public FNAC-SNCF" (sponsored by a book site and the French national railway). Following a public vote that took place over the past two months online, a large selection of French and international titles was winnowed down and a jury selected a winner from among five finalists early Sunday morning. The winning book is scheduled for a big promotion via the FNAC stores. Basically a fan-favourite or popularity award, the Prix du Public for Paul a Quebec puts an interesting spin on our perceptions of the place of the Quebec graphic novel in France. As I wrote in the print edition of Sequential almost a year ago, in France "Quebec comics often struggle to gain acceptance on their own terms and Quebec publishers have had a hard time finding a foothold in the larger European market." This sort of looks like a foothold to me. The book is published by La Pasteque, who note on their blog that the Angouleme prize is a "consecration" that goes along way towards establishing the Paul books as classics. (The Angouleme site offers a guide to the book here.) Official announcement of prizes.  Labels: awards, bd, graphic novels, international, Quebec - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Thursday, December 17, 2009 The C-List: New and Old Canadian Comics  Some pre-Xmas Cheer. Item: I actually risked the mall the other day and was delighted to find this giant dvd box set of the seminal Canadian cartoon show Rocket Robin Hood. It just came out and is priced between $20 and $30. Chapters, too.  Item: Jason Kieffer writes to let us know about his new book, The Rabble of Downtown Toronto, a guide to the characters of the big city, with helpful notes and a map. The squarebound book is only available at the Beguiling and through Kieffer himself [email]. Price: $10.Item: Writer Rob Pincombe celebrates the life of Adrian Dingle, creator of 1940s Canadian superheroes Nelvana and The Penguin. Item: Dinner with the policart and comics historian Aislin. Item: Neal Gaiman in Winnipeg. Item: Former math professor and owner of London, Ont.'s first comic book store, Eddie Smet, has donated his 10,000 item comic book collection to Western. Item: Cartoonist Guy Delisle is home for the holidays and will be appearing at the D&Q store in Montreal today (December 17). Animated Conversation, Thursday, 7 p.m. Guy will discusses his graphic novels, which are based on experiences in China, North Korea and Myanmar, and his latest trip to Israel. 211 Bernard St. W., free! Item: The comics phenom of 2010 might just be Scott Pilgrim and the movie based on the book series. Item: The Shuster Awards would like you to help out with their 2010 nominating process. Item: The Toronto Observer covers the Gladstone Small Press festival, including graphic novel creator Mike Leone and his "Freelance Blues." Labels: aperances, awards, C-List, comics history, events, Montreal, movies, new books, reading, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 1comments - - we honor OpenID -
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 Harvey Graphic Novel Wins GG  Harvey, a graphic novel by writer Herve Bouchard and artist Janice Nadeau, has won two awards in the children's literature category of the Governor General's Awards. Published by Quebec publisher La Pasteque, the book won in both the writer and illustrator categories for French-language children's literature. As noted during the announcement of the awards on November 17, this is the first time one book has won in both categories of children's literature (text and illustration). The double win is also notable in light of last year's controversy over the lack of nomination for cartoonist Jillian Tamaki for her work on the English-language graphic novel Skim, for which writer Mariko Tamaki was nominated. Each award is valued at $25,000 and each winner receives a specially-bound copy of the winning book created by Montreal bookbinder Lise Dubois. The publisher receives $3,000 per winning book as well. This is the third career GG win for artist Nadeau. Harvey is described at the Awards website as a book that "makes us feel the confusion and helplessness of a little boy faced with the death of his father. [Herve Bouchard's] surprising and extremely sensitive writing is deeply moving. Through a series of poetically powerful metaphors, he allows us the freedom to explore the multiple layers of his story." Janice Nadeau's drawings depict "the sadness of spring and the melancholy of loss. The subtle drawings dance with the text and give rhythm to the reading. Herve Bouchard's Quebec comes alive under the brush strokes of the illustrator." GG Press release Labels: awards, bd, graphic novels, Quebec - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Friday, October 02, 2009 Shuster Awards Podcast  Jamie Coville reports, again! Shuster Awards Podcast (92:01, 84.2mb) Photos (that's Hall-of-Famer Diana Schutz) Labels: awards, events, pod casts, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Toronto Word on the Street Podcasts  Jamie Coville reports: Sequential Presents: Oh, Canada. Surveying the Landscape of Canadian Comics. (50:50, 46.5mb) "The panel was hosted by Bryan Munn and Salgood Sam from Sequential. On the panel was Brad Mackay (pronounced Macka-eye) from the Doug Wright Awards and Kevin Boyd from the Joe Shuster Awards. Much of the panel talked about their respective organizations when it comes to a variety of Canadian cartooning topics. Brad Mackay did do much of the talking." Webcomics! (50:02, 45.8mb) "Hosted by Chris Butcher, the panel consisted of 5 webcomic creators. They were Ryan North (Dinosaur Comics), Andy Belanger (Transmission X), Kean Soo (Jellaby), Faith Erin Hicks (Ice and War at Ellsmare) and Emily Horne (A Softer World). They talked about a variety of webcomics issues, how and why they started, what day has the lowest web traffic, supporting themselves with a web comic, getting into print, etc.. Due to a dead battery lost about the last 5 minutes of the panel." Pictures Labels: awards, events, pod casts, Toronto, webcomics, wordonthestreet - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Thursday, October 01, 2009 The C-List: October SurprisesWell, the C-List is back from its adventure in Toronto. Max and I had fun hosting two events at the Word on the Street festival. Our thanks to participants Kevin Boyd, Willow Dawson, Jeff Lemire, Brad Mackay, and Evan Munday, and to the organizers and volunteers, especially Peter and Chris from the Beguiling/TCAF. Max recorded our two panels but the audio is not ready yet -- Jamie Colville also did some recording and you can find those files here [Sequential Presents: Oh, Canada. Surveying the Landscape of Canadian Comics. 50:50, 46.5mb]and here [Webcomics! 50:02, 45.8mb], with some info posted on the source page here! It was very nice to meet cartoonists Dave Lapp and Tory Woollcott, as well as chat with Chester Brown and Chris Oliveros, who were hard at work making sure everyone in Toronto owns a signed copy of Louis Riel. I bought alot of comics, both at WOTS and around town (including a small pile of the overlooked early 80s masterpiece, The New Adventures of Superboy), and overall had a battery-recharging mini-holiday. So now, back to the linkage: Item: The Shuster Awards wrap-ups continue and the Shuster Awards blog has all the links, including Robert Pincombe's overview & Kevin Boyd's response, wth mention of our WOTS panel; a whole bunch of other reports; and Jason Truong's report. The audio of the event is posted by Jamie Coville here. Again details on his site. Item: Cartoonist Faith Erin Hicks --who signed at the Shuster table at WOTS-- has signed with First Second Books to publish her next graphic novel, Friends With Boys. Item: Historian Jeet Heer contributed an essay to the beautiful-looking Upside-Down World of Gustave Verbeek: Comics and Art 1900-1915, which was released this past Wednesday. Item: I'm not sure what Cerebus TV is, but I'm hoping Dave Sim's Shuster speech will be available there soon. Item: Walrus blogger Sean Rogers reviews 3 new comics reprint collections. Item: The National Post reviews Jeff Lemire's The Nobody for its Fall Books section. Item: The Peterborough, Ontario Regional Health Centre has released a comic for kids about infectious disease. Item: Seth provides a little background about the giant Wine King float we mentioned last week for the National Post. Item: Last chance to get it on at the Rated R Show, it closes today in Toronto. Max stopped in hours before getting on a bus back to Montreal, and made this Video report, playing now on Sequential TV. There are also three clips after it documenting the event published by the organizers themselves. Labels: awards, C-List, new books, shusters, Toronto, wordonthestreet - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Sunday, September 27, 2009 Sequential @ Word on the Street Today!Just a reminder that we will be hosting two (2!) panels at the Comics tent at Word on the Street in Toronto today: 3PM to 4PM: "Oh Canada. Surveying the Landscape of Canadian Comics." What does it mean to be a Canadian graphic novelist? What is the state of Canadian comics and graphic novels and what is its future? Just what makes a comic Canadian anyway? Join Bryan Munn and Salgood Sam, editors of the Canadian comics news and culture blog Sequential, as they discusses the state of Canadian comics. Joining them will be representatives of two of Canada's cartooning awards, Brad Mackay from The Doug Wright Awards and Kevin Boyd from The Joe Shuster Awards, as well as award-winning Canadian comics creators. This is sure to be a lively discussion! 4PM to 5PM: "Sequential Presents: 3 New Comics Set in Canada" Following the discussion of the state of Canadian graphic novels, Canadian comics, news and culture blog Sequential will be presenting readings featuring three new graphic novels set in Canada. With one story published on the internet, one published by an American publisher and even one published in Canada, this is a diverse and exciting group of new work. This segment will feature readings by Willow Dawson, 100 Mile House; Jeff Lemire, Essex County; and Evan Munday, Quarter-Life Crisis. Hope to see you all there!  Labels: awards, events, graphic novels, Sequential, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Your 2009 Joe Shuster Award Winners!Cool, so i just got in after the after party, drinks after, and late night apple pie. I attended and shot video of this year's Joe Shuster Awards, they were great - not sure about past ones - this my first - but i think it's safe to say they really put on a show. Great multimedia and presentation. Downlight, few winners were there in person to receive their awards. Highlight: Cameron Stewart's acceptance speech for Sin Titulo! ;) Video to come later after some editing, but for now, care of event organizer Kevin Andrew Boyd, i give you your 2009 Joe Shuster Award Winners! Artist/Dessinateur * David Finch - Ultimatum #1-2 (Marvel Comics) Cartoonist/Createur * Dave Sim - Glamourpuss #1-4, Judenhaas (Aardvark-Vanaheim) Colourist/Dessinateur Couleur * Francois Lapierre - "Gedeon et la bete du lac" Contes et legendes du Quebec (Glenat Quebec), Magasin general 4 (Casterman) Writer/Ecrivain * Mariko Tamaki - Emiko Superstar (DC/Minx), Skim (Groundwood Books) Cover/Couverture * Niko Henrichon - Hostile Tome 1 (Dupuis) Webcomics/Bandes Dessinees Web * Cameron Stewart - Sin Titulo Publisher/editeur * Les 400 Coups/Mecanique Generale Comics for Kids / Bandes Dessinees pour Enfants * Kean Soo, Jellaby Book 1 (Hyperion) Gene Day Award for Canadian Self-Publishers / Le Prix Gene Day pour editeurs Direct Canadian de Bandes Dessinees * Jesse Jacobs for Blue Winter, Shapes in the Snow. The Harry Kremer Award for Outstanding Canadian Comic Book Retailer /Le Prix Harry Kremer pour Detaillant Exceptionnel Canadien de Bandes Dessinees * Legends Comics and Books (Victoria, British Columbia) Canadian Comic Book Creator Hall of Fame / Temple de la renommee Createur Canadien de Bandes Dessinees * George Menendez Rae (1906-1992) * Real Godbout (1951-) * Ken Steacy (1955-) * Diana Schutz (1955-) Congratulations to all of the winners and the nominees!! Labels: awards, can-con, events, halloffame, Ontario, shusters, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Friday, September 25, 2009 This Saturday: Joe Shuster Awards, Toronto  The Joe Shuster Awards are this weekend, Saturday Sept 26, at the Innis Ton Hall, University of Toronto, 8 PM. The ceremony host will be the Space Channel's Jonathan Llyr. Admission is FREE. Doors open for General Seating at 7:30PM. See the Nominees list. The Shuster Awards are the articulation of The Canadian Comic Book Creator Awards Association, established in 2004 as a non-profit organization to give recognition to, and raise awareness of, the efforts made by Canadian comic book creators, retailers and publishers. Labels: art show, awards, events, floppies, graphic novels, Toronto, U.S. superhero franchises - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Wednesday, September 23, 2009 TX honoured with 6 nominations for 2009 Joe Shuster Awards Item: An article by Alex Hoffman, posted on the transmission-x forums, speculates about the ghettoization of Web comics in the Shuster Awards. "While being nominated for a Shuster or an Eisner award is a great honour for any creator, if we take a closer look at the award categories -- specifically where webcomics are concerned -- it seems like something is missing."Well, it's arguably the best work he's been doing, so if he should get best artist for something, why is it not that, in the regular best artist category? The rules i suppose but, why is a fair question. It's also true that there is still in general terms, a significant culture firewall between the pulp and digital worlds of comics in many people's minds. Strong speculation in any case, but they don't seem to have asked the Shuster's? Something to look into for us this weekend on the panel. [15:00-16:00: Sequential Presents: Oh, Canada. Surveying The Landscape of Canadian Comics.] In general asking the Panel what role they see for web comics is one for the list. Labels: awards, C-List, can-con, events, events links, news, shusters, webcomics, wordonthestreet - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Monday, September 14, 2009 Gene Day Self-Publishing Finalists AnnouncedThe Shuster Awards have announced this year's finalists for the Gene Day Award for Canadian Self-Publishers. The winner will be announced at the Shuster Awards ceremony, September 26 in Toronto. The finalists were chosen by a jury consisting of Bart Beaty, Troy Little, and Christopher Owen. The award is named for Canadian cartoonist Gene Day (1951-1982), who was an early self-publisher who later went on to a respected journeyman career in U.S. comics, notably as an illustrator and inker on Marvel Comics' Master of Kung Fu series in the 1970s-80s. The nominees are: Jordyn F. Bochon for The Day After V-Day. Jesse Jacobs for Blue Winter, Shapes in the Snow. Miriam Libicki for jobnik!: an american girl’s adventures in the israeli army. Dakota McFadzean for Hypocrite. C. Eric Peters for Peter the Pan. Labels: awards, mini-comics, small press - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Sunday, August 30, 2009 Dave Lapp, D+Q Nominated for Ignatz AwardsAnnounced last week, the nominees for the 2009 Ignatz Awards, the comix prize handed out at the Small Press Expo (SPX), have been announced. Chosen by a jury of cartoonists, the ballot is voted on by festival attendees and the winners will be announced at this year's SPX, September 26th. Among the nominees this year were Toronto's Dave Lapp, for Outstanding Graphic Novel, and Montreal publisher Drawn and Quarterly, whose books were nominated in several categories. SPX 2009 Nominees Outstanding Artist Outstanding Anthology or Collection Outstanding Graphic Novel Outstanding Story Promising New Talent Outstanding Series Outstanding Comic Outstanding Mini-Comic Outstanding Online Comic 2009 Ignatz Jury Labels: awards, graphic novels, international - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Friday, July 03, 2009 Shuster Awards Kids Nominations  The nominees in the "Comics for Kids" category of the Joe Shuster Awards have been announced. The nominees were selected by a jury of teachers. The winner will be announced in September. Clayton Hanmer, CTON's Super A-Maze-ing Year of Crazy Comics! (OwlKids) Susan Hughes and Willow Dawson, No Girls Allowed (Kids Can Press) Karl Kerschl and Serge Lapointe (with Amy Wolfram, USA), Teen Titans: Year One (DC Comics) Liam O'Donnell and Michael Deas, Ramp Rats – A Graphic Guide Adventure (Orca Publishing) Paul Roux, Ariane et Nicolas Tome 5: Les tours de Babel (Editions Les 400 Coups) Chad Solomon (with Christopher Meyer, USA), The Adventures of Rabbit and Bear Paws Vol. 2: The Voyageurs (Little Spirit Bear Productions) Kean Soo, Jellaby Book 1 (Hyperion) Mariko Tamaki and Steve Rolston, Emiko Superstar (DC/Minx) Emiko cover comp Labels: awards, floppies, graphic novels, kids comics - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Thursday, July 02, 2009 I'm Crazy wins Xeric Grant  The Xeric Grants were announced this week and Toronto cartoonist Adam Bourret was one of the recipients for his serialized webcomic I'm Crazy, "an auto-biographical graphic novel, dealing with, among other things: histories, secrets, obsessive compulsive disorder, drugs, gay romance, hallucinations and insanity." Congratulations Adam!The Xerics are made possible by Peter Laird, co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They are awarded several times a year and go towards the cost of self-publishing a graphic novel or comic. Past Canadian winners of the Xeric include Essex County creator Jeff Lemire. Labels: awards, grants, international, webcomics - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Sunday, May 17, 2009 The C-List: TCAF Link Round-Up, Part 4Wow, that's a lot of links! I think this should be it for the link round-ups, unless something amazing emerges. Click the "TCAF" tag at the bottom of this post or see the "Previous Posts" sidebar to get the rest of the links. NOW magazine covers the Tatsumi/Tomine/Seth event Sean Rogers reviews 2 TCAF books: Kate Beaton's Never Learn Anything from History and Anya Davidson's Consciousness 3. J.Bone vs Kensington Market: which is more interesting? Fixed: Jason Truong TCAF gets a mention in the National Post podcast U.S. cartoonist Jeffrey Rowland documents TCAF using his webcomic Overcompensating Pigskin Peters award winner Matthew Forsythe on the festival and the Wright Awards D+Q publicist Peggy Burns has a flickr set of 128 photos Brian Evinou blogs his experience Deb Aoki interviews Tatsumi Seth puts Ryan Sand to sleep but he wakes up for Tatsumi Festival organizer and tower of strength Chris Butcher has a short recap Corrected: Jan Op De Beeck does not make the trek from New York with ex-pat Rina Piccolo Cartoonist Dustin Harbin has two great full reports. One Two --including the inside scoop on the controversial "Post-Kirby" panel Jeff Lemire has a sneak peak at his next project: Sweet Tooth Jillian Tamaki blogs twice One Two Matt Kindt (Superspy) Milo says: "every nerd that went to TCAF has a blog" Tom Kaczynski has a succinct summary The amazing Michael Cho's Spider-Man! Mariko Tamaki has candid photos and a link to the UK edition of Skim Picturebox publisher Dan Nadel has photos proving that Jeet Heer and Bill Kartalopoulos were separated at birth, and dubs Francois Ayroles' Key Moments from the History of Comics (published by The Beguiling) his "favorite work of general comics history in years" The Tara McPherson show at Magic Pony TCAF panorama Tom K's photos Wright Awards official photos The TCAF Vepo Studio video doc that everyone has already seen thanks to boing boing the wonderful and very funny Best Book nominee video from the Wright Awards ceremony (I can be objective about this link since I had nothing to do with the video besides helping to nominate the books) Labels: awards, C-List, events, graphic novels, international, links, tcaf, TCAF09, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 3comments - - we honor OpenID -
Thursday, May 14, 2009 TCAF panels | Jamie Coville's MP3'sThanks to Jamie Coville the following recordings from this years Toronto Comic Arts Festival are now available Here. Scanned them and the sound very compressed, mess with your levels a bit and it's fine, very clear. The Secret History of Manga in North America! (46mb, 50:20) [mp3] Jason Thompson a long time editor, writer, historian of various Manga related books takes us through Manga's journey in the North American market. He goes through the magazines, comic books, publishers, people and events that have shaped the industry. The panel is both educational and funny as Jason tells some behind the scenes anecdotes that have happened over the years. International Perspectives on Manga (46.7mb, 51:01) [mp3] Bryan Lee O'Malley (Scott Pilgrim), Becky Cloonan (East Coast Rising, Demo) Eric Ko (UDON), Antoine Dode (Armelle et Mon Oncle) and Jason Thompson (Manga: the Complete Guide) talk about their experiences with Manga. The panel is hosted by About.com Manga guide (and cartoonist) Deb Aoki. [who also took a lot of great photos!] Scott McCloud Panel. (69.4mb, 75:51) [mp3] Scott McCloud talks about comics, comics, comics and does so very enthusiastically. The panel is hosted by Mark Askwith. The audience also asks questions as well. Note: Scott occasionally uses foul language, but very politely. Craig Yoe and Secret Identity: the Fetish Drawings of Superman's Co-Creator Joe Shuster. (35.7mb, 39:03) [mp3] Craig Yoe talks about his new controversial book about a previously unknown period in Joe Shusters life where he began drawing dirty comics. The characters bare a very close resemblance to Superman, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen and others. Yoe also talks about Frederic Wertham's involvement in the situation and reveals some information regarding correspondence between himself and Shuster's sister. The panel is hosted by Douglas Wolk. 5th Annual Doug Wright Awards. (116mb, 127:38) [mp3] The awards this year were hosted by Actor, Writer and Director Don McKellar. Also seen cruising the awards and geeking out a little bit it looked like. Among the presenters are Stuart McLean, Andrew Coyne, Jeet Heer, Adrian Tomine and a video from Bob Rae [member of this years awards jury]. The ceremony was as follows:  Burlington City Councilor announces the new Doug Wright Drive.Pigskin Peters Hat/Award: Matt Forsythe for Ojingogo. Best Emerging Talent: Kate Beaton for History Comics. A talk between Brad Mackay, Seth and Chris Oliveros about the new Doug Wright Collection. A surprise award to Chris Oliveros for 20 year anniversary of Drawn and Quarterly. A surprise gift from the Doug Wright Family to Seth, Brad Mackay and Chris Oliveros for their work on the Doug Wright Collection. Giants of the North, Canadian Cartoonist Hall of Fame inductee Jimmy Frise. Best Book: Jillian & Mariko Tamaki for Skim. Will Libraries Save Graphic Novels? (50.6mb, 55:21) [mp3] Lisa Heggum (Librarian, Toronto Public Library), Diana Malizewski (Teacher, Toronto District School Board), Scott Robins (Blogger Book Comics for Kids/SLJ), Kent Allin (Teacher, Hastings and Price Edward District School Board), Jim Ottavini (Comic Writer, Editor and Publisher of G.T.Labs) & Douglas Davey (Librarian, Halton Hills Public Library) talk about Graphic Novels in libraries and schools. The panel is hosted by Jason Azzopardi, the Beguiling's Library Services Coordinator. Comics, Newspapers and the Internet. (68.6, 75:00) [mp3] Rich Stevens (Diesel Sweeties), Brendan Buford (Comics Editor for King Features Syndicate), John Martz (Chair of the Canadian Chapter of the National Cartoonists Society and co-creator of Drawn.ca), Stuart Immonen (Artist Ultimate Spider-Man, and webcomic artist) & Scott McCloud (cartoonist, Understanding Comics series, Zot) talk about the webcomics, newspaper print comics, and the Internet. Hosted by the very funny Chip Zdarsky/Steve Murray (cartoonist for National Post and Prison Funnies). Note: Scott McCloud occasionally swears! :) Co: Jamie Coville http://www.TheGraphicNovels.com http://www.CollectorTimes.com Labels: awards, events, festivals, Ontario, tcaf, TCAF09, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 1comments - - we honor OpenID -
Monday, May 11, 2009 The C-List: TCAF Link Round-Up, Part 2  More links from this past weekend's big event, The Toronto Comic Art Festival: Doug Wright juror and Globe and Mail books editor Martin Levin blogs about the awards Ron Nurwisah blogs TCAF for the National Post Torontoist has photos BlogTO Re-Love report Chris Pitzer from AdHouse books has a long post (that's his photo up top) Scott McCloud's post-TCAF notes: what the master learned and who he met A very strange report that reads like it has been translated twice by a computer Vince Chui sums up his experiences Owl Magazine's Wendy Ding drew pictures for kids TCAF volunteer Dave Merrill blogs the fest Brian Evinou photos Tyler2009's flickr stream Cartoonist Jonathan Mahood looks back over the weekend Tatsumi video1 Tatsumi video2 Tatsumi video3 Labels: awards, C-List, comics in libraries, events, graphic novels, links, tcaf, TCAF09, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Sunday, May 10, 2009 The C-List: TCAF Blogosphere Wrap-Up 1  A summary of links about the recently-completed Toronto Comic Art Festival: Sequential magazine contributor Jamie Coville has 106 great photos of TCAF! Matthew Rooney on TCAF Day 1 Peggy Burns blogs TCAF Jeet Heer reviews Guy Delisle's Burma Chronicles for the Literary Review of Canada CBC Arts reporter Jessica Wong on the Wright Awards Behind the scenes with a TCAF volunteer Cartoonist Evan Munday on the books he got Screenwriter Oliver Brackenbury blogs about Paul Pope (that's his photo up top) Jimmy Aquino's day via Twitter feed Kate Beaton blogs about Day 1 and her Wright Award win Got Poetry covers the Tatsumi/Tomine/Seth event Friday "Dr. Squid" has some nice photos --it looks like almost everyone who was at the festival ended up photographed here (albeit with no identification or description) --check out the flickr stream Here's an excellent flickr stream with excellent notes by Gil Roth! The 2009 Wright Awards jury, minus Bob Rae (he was a no show at the ceremony too, but the video he sent instead was awkwardly hilarious) Day 1 report and photos TCAF from a webcomics fan's perspective: "the internet live" Paul Pope was there Shannon Gerard in Now Weekly A great collection of sketches! Peter Kenter writes about Doug Wright's love of cars for the National Post youtube video 1 --crowd walking youtube video 2 --birdseye view of TCAF Labels: awards, C-List, comics in libraries, conventions, events, graphic novels, links, tcaf, TCAF09, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Friday, May 08, 2009 This Weekend: TCAF  The 2009 Toronto Comic Arts Festival Saturday and Sunday at the Toronto Reference Library 789 Yonge St., Toronto Free Admission Come visit with hundreds of cartoonists, writers, and comic book artists as they show their comics, sell comics, and talk about comics! The show also features the debut of our new magazine, Sequential print edition. Come get a free copy! As well, the 2009 Doug Wright Awards will be handed out Saturday night across town at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) at 7pm. Admission is free. Come see who will win the trophies for best graphic novel and best young artist. As well, come see who wins the weirdest trophy in comics, a derby hat named for Canadian comic strip character Pigskin Peters and awarded to the best experimental or avant-garde comic. The event also features the launch of the new book, The Collected Doug Wright. Labels: awards, comics in libraries, conventions, events, graphic novels, Ontario, tcaf, TCAF09, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Monday, May 04, 2009 Pope Hats / Laff Depot launch  Labels: awards, book launches, new books, Ontario, tcaf, TCAF09, Toronto - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Monday, April 20, 2009 Prix Bedeis Causa Winners  The winners of the 2009 Prix Bedeis Causa, one of the two major awards given to French-language comics in Quebec, were announced on April 17 as part of the annual Festival de la BD Francophone de Quebec in Quebec City. The long-running humour magazine Croc was awarded the historic Albert Chartier prize. The prizes, recognizing popular and critically-praised comics and creators, are as follows: PRIX REAL FILLION - Francis Desharnais, for Burquette (Editions les 400 coups) GRAND PRIX LA VILLE QUEBEC - Burquette, by Francis Desharnais (Editions les 400 coups) PRIX ALBERIC BOURGEOIS - Les Nombrils Vol. 3: Les liens l'amitie, by Delaf and Dubuc (Dupuis) PRIX MAURICE PETITDIDIER - Tout seul, by Chaboute (Vents d'Ouest) PRIX ALBERT CHARTIER - Magazine Croc, 1979-1995 --- Read the full awards coverage at ActuaBD.  Labels: awards, bd, events, Quebec - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
Thursday, April 02, 2009 2008 Shuster Nominees Announced  The nominees for the 2009 Shuster Award nominees were announced in a press release and on the Shuster website earlier today. This year's nominees are an interesting mix of French- and English-language comics from a variety of publishers from Canada, the U.S.A., and France. Among the publishers, DC (and its various imprints) and Marvel seem to lead the pack in nominations. La Pasteque, Mecanique General/400 Coups and Aardvark-Vanaheim are the most-nominated Canadian publishers. Glenat Quebec is also recognized for a story in its sole Canadian publication. New Reliable Press and Groundwood Books both get a nod (although the Shusters seem to be following the lead of the Governor General awards and have chosen to ignore Jillian Tamaki's work in Skim). And although none of their books were really nominated, Arcana Studio, Conundrum Press, Drawn & Quarterly, Red 5, and Udon were all nominated in the best publisher category. The winners of the awards will be announced at a June 27 ceremony. Nominees for a new children's comics prize will be announced in May, as will the nominees for the self-publishing prize (for which submissions are still being accepted). The nominees, for works published in 2008, are: Best Artist (comic book artist(s) or illustrator/illustrator team) *Marc Delafontaine (aka Delaf) - Les Nombrils 3 (Dupuis) *Dale Eaglesham - JSA #12, 14-15, 18-22 (DC) *David Finch - Ultimatum #1-2 (Marvel) *Karl Kerschl & Serge LaPointe - Teen Titans: Year One #1-6 (DC) *Jacques Lamontagne - Les Druides 4 (Soleil) *Steve McNiven - Amazing Spider-Man #546-548, Wolverine #66-70 (Marvel) *Steve Rolston - Emiko Superstar (DC/Minx), "Familiar" - House of Mystery #4 (DC/Vertigo), You Ain't No Dancer #3 (New Reliable Press) *Stephen Sadowski - Avengers/Invaders #1-7 (Marvel/Dynamite), Superpowers #0 (Dynamite), Jack the Lantern: Ghosts #2 (Castle Rain) Best Cartoonist ("Bedeist?" "Auteur?") *Gregoire Bouchard - Vers les Mondes Lointains (Paquet) *Darwyn Cooke - "Chapter X: The Greater Good" New Frontier Special #1, The Spirit #12 (DC) *Francis Descharnais - Burquette (Les 400 coups) *Jean-Paul Eid - Des tondeuses et des hommes (La Pasteque) *Michael Gagne - "The Saga of Rex" Chapter 4 - Flight Vol. 5 (Ballantyne) *Faith Erin Hicks - The War at Ellsmere (Slave Labor) *Jeff Lemire - Essex County Vol. 3: The Country Nurse (Top Shelf) *Seth - "Thoreau MacDonald" in Kramer's Ergot 7 (Buenaventura Press) *Dave Sim - Glamourpuss #1-4, Judenhaas (Aardvark-Vanaheim) Best Colourist/Dessinateur Couleur *Jean-Francois Beaulieu *Blond *Chris Chuckry *Maryse Dubuc *Nathan Fairbairn *Lovern Kindzierski *Francois Lapierre *Dave McCaig Best Writer ("Scenariste"?) *Ian Boothby - many Simpsons comics (Bongo) *Cecil Castellucci - Janes in Love (DC/Minx) *Darwyn Cooke - stories in New Frontier Special #1, Superman Confidential 11 (DC Comics) *Maryse Dubuc - Les Nombrils 3 (Dupuis) *Ray Fawkes - The Apocalipstix (Oni) *Francois Lapierre - "Gedeon et la bete du lac" Contes et legendes du Quebec (Glenat Quebec) *Mariko Tamaki - Emiko Superstar (DC/Minx), Skim (Groundwood Books) *J. Torres - The Family Dynamic #1-3, Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century #11, 13, 17-19, Teen Titans Go! #51-55 (DC/Johnny DC), Wonder Girl #5-6 (DC Comics) Best Cover ("Couverture") *Adrian Alphona - Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season Two #1 Variant (Marvel Comics) *Darwyn Cooke - The Spirit #12 (DC) *Marc Delafontaine - Les Nombrils 3 (Dupuis) *Dale Eaglesham - JSA #14 Variant (DC Comics) *David Finch -Amazing Spider-Man #572 Variant (Marvel) *Philippe Girard - Les Ravins (Mecanique Generale) *Niko Henrichon - Hostile Tome 1 (Dupuis) *Steve McNiven - Kick-Ass #1 Variant (Marvel) *Dean Motter - Mister X: The Condemned #1 (Dark Horse) *David Sim - Glamourpuss #4 Zombie Variant (Aardvark-Vanaheim) Best Webcomic *Kate Beaton - Hark! A Vagrant *Michael Cho – Papercut *Lar De Souza & Ryan Sohmer - Least I Could Do and Looking for Group *Kathryn & Stuart Immonen - Moving Pictures *Karl Kerschl - The Abominable Charles Christopher *Gisele Lagace - Menage A 3 *Ramon K. Perez– Kukuburi and Butternut Squash (w/Robert Coughler) *Cameron Stewart - Sin Titulo Best Publisher *Aardvark-Vanaheim *Arcana Studio *Conundrum Press *Drawn & Quarterly *La Pasteque *Les 400 Coups/Mecanique Generale *Red 5 Comics *Udon Entertainment See all the details about issue numbers, story titles, nominators, and sundry other credits at the Shusters website. (top image: best cover nominee Dale Eaglesham's variant cover for JSA #14) Labels: awards, bd, graphic novels, U.S. superhero franchises - Stumble It! - Leave a comment!| 0comments - - we honor OpenID -
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