Field Report: Toronto Comicon In Pictures
The Toronto Comicon is the smaller of the shows taking place in the T-Dot (the larger one is Fan Expo
Read moreThe Toronto Comicon is the smaller of the shows taking place in the T-Dot (the larger one is Fan Expo
Read moreThe last story in Illuminations, “And at the Last, Just to Be Done With Silence”, is a mere ten pages
Read moreWhat are we to make of this pastiche that comes right after the story “What We Can Know About Thunderman”,
Read moreDaredevil #233. As soon as the character Nuke gets mentioned, someone will inevitably say “give me a red.” It seems
Read moreDaredevil #232. There are many fantastic individual elements in this issue including Karen’s struggle to kick her habit and her
Read moreThe longest story in Illuminations, at 241 pages, ‘What We Can Know About Thunderman’, is a savage satire of the
Read moreDaredevil #231. This issue wraps up the main arc of the Born Again trade paperback. There are still a couple
Read moreDaredevil #230. This issue’s cover is one of my favourites. It highlights Ben Urich’s struggle to stand up with dignity
Read moreWhile discussing Daredevil: Born Again, it might be worth thinking about what might have been. Born Again isn’t the first
Read moreDaredevil #229. I read in an interview somewhere a long time ago that someone gave Frank Miller a copy of
Read moreDaredevil #228. David Mazzucchelli’s partner Richmond Lewis colours this issue though Mazzucchelli is credited in the original printing. I’m not
Read moreFrank Miller experienced a very successful and significant run as artist on Daredevil from issue 158 to 191. With Daredevil
Read moreThe sixth entry in the book, ‘Illuminations’, at eighteen pages long, is the short story which also bears the same
Read moreThe fifth entry in the book, “The Improbably Complex High-Energy State”, at thirty-eight pages long, is a playful but ultimately
Read moreThe fourth entry in Illuminations by Alan Moore, “Cold Reading”, is eighteen pages long and was originally published in the
Read moreThe third entry in Moore’s collection of short stories Illuminations, “Location, Location, Location”, is thirty-six pages long and deals with
Read moreThe reader surmises that the stories in this collection might not be presented in the order in which they were
Read moreThe Woman King, Gina Prince-Blythewood‘s female-driven film about the Agojie, woman warriors who were part of the Dahomey kingdom (now
Read moreNoah Van Sciver’s new book from Fantagraphics, As a Cartoonist, is a miscellany of short pieces chronicling Van Sciver’s personal
Read moreThe first in person TCAF (since the 2019 show) brought people out in strong numbers. Here are photos of what
Read moreThe Tornoto Comics Arts Festival academic symposium featured talks by academics researching topics related to comics. Some of these concerns
Read moreFriday, June 17th (before the Toronto Comics Art Festival kickoff panel in the Toronto Reference Library) saw a number of daytime
Read moreThe Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) is just a week away. This will be the first in-person festival TCAF has
Read moreThe Northman, Robert Eggers’ epic new period piece should make fans of his The Witch who subsequently hated his The
Read moreEverything Everywhere All At Once, the new film by The Daniels (Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) is easily the most
Read moreScenes From A Marriage, Hagai Levi’s reimagining of Ingmar Bergman’s mini series of the same name, is easily the best
Read moreBelfast, the film written and directed by Kenneth Branagh, is told from the viewpoint of a nine year old working
Read moreSaturday, March 19th, 2022, at the Toronto Comicon felt like a full event. The weather was damp and drizzly and
Read moreAfter almost three years of not attending a large comic convention, I went to the Toronto Comicon today and walked
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