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 […]
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 39:10 — 26.9MB)
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Email | RSS
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 […]
Fallen Heroes
by Bevan Thomas June 19th, 2011 The comic series The Boys, by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, brings us numerous superhero teams with strangely familiar names: Fantastico, G-Men, Payback, and above them all is the Seven orbiting in their satellite headquarters: Homelander, world’s greatest hero, Queen Maeve, mightiest of heroines, […]
Golden-Age Superheroes
by Bevan Thomas September 24th, 2011 The Golden Age of superhero comics existed from the end of the 1930s to the beginning of the 1950s, with the bulk of it revolving around World War II. Superheroes have never been as popular since. There was something about the second War to […]
Super-Why?
by Jonathon Dalton October 14th, 2011 If you spend as much time on the internet as I do, you’ve probably seen a lot of frustration lately on the subject of superheroes, particularly regarding DC Comics’ recent relaunch. Even when I was a regular superhero reader DC was never my thing, […]
Culture Days 2015: How to Make Mini-Comics
It’s only a few days until Culture Days (which starts on Friday). Remember to stop by Cloudscape HQ on Saturday for our “How to Make Mini-Comics” workshop. A lot of other Park Board artist residencies are getting involved in Culture Days too. Check them out!