Vancouver Can't Stop Talking About "Comics in Transit"
People in Vancouver just keep talking about our Comics in Transit. There are articles about us in the Vancouver Courier and Vancity Buzz!
One Last Week for this "Comics in Transit" Batch
The first batch of “Comics in Transit” comics will be removed on Monday, so you only have one more day to spot them! Here’s where they all are:
Exploded View – This Week in Webcomics
Jackson over at This Week in Webcomics reviewed Exploded View.
Giants of Main Street – Broken Frontier
Jason Wilkins of Broken Frontier reviewed Cloudscape’s fantasy anthology Giants of Main Street.
Ron Vark: A Comic Legend
A mockumentary about Ron Vark, Vancouver’s most influential, most controversial, and most insane comic artist. Written by and starring members of Cloudscape. Warning: Contains swearing.
The TradeWaiters 4: “Broken Telephone” written by Ryan Estrada
In episode four, Jonathon, Jeff, Kathleen and Angela read Broken Telephone, an e-book written by Ryan Estrada and drawn by him and a “lineup of accomplices.” Each chapter follows the hero of one story who will inevitably become the villain of the next. In this episode, Angela uses the word […]
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A Man & A Cape
Our collaboration with the Vancouver B Movie Factory, a local society of indie filmmakers, for the fourth episode of their TV show. In A Man & A Cape, a young outcast discovers a cape that takes him on a strange and frightening adventure, an adventure that shifts between live-action film […]
The Other Press Talks About Cloudscape
The Other Press, Douglas College’s student newspaper, chatted with Cloudscape board members Oliver McTavish-Wisden and Bevan Thomas about Comics in Transit, Epic Canadiana, and other Cloudscape projects.
Observations on the American Manga Market
by Aliena Shoemaker July 20th, 2010 There was a time when the local Borders was the only store in my city that carried manga (Japanese comics) in the trade paper back format. The titles the store carried were limited to a grand total of about five. The titles included had […]