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Chapterhouse Interview

by Ivan Kocmarek | Mar 15, 2017 | Whites Tsunami, WECA Splashes | 7 |

Chapterhouse is Canada’s newest comic book company (established in 2015) with its mainstay Captain...

Canadian Comics Corner

by Ivan Kocmarek | Jun 10, 2015 | Whites Tsunami, WECA Splashes | 11 |

After last Saturday at Niagara Con, which seems to have found a more than viable venue in our...

Undervalued Spotlight #244

by Walter Durajlija | Jun 9, 2015 | Undervalued Spotlight | 1 |

Captain Canuck #9, Comely Comix, April/May 1980 I’m quite lucky having Captain Canuck...

Captain Canuck Panel

by Ed Campbell | Mar 9, 2014 | Toronto Comicon | 2 |

Panelists: Fadi Hakim, Richard Comely, Paul Gardner, Dean Henry, Mike Valiquette, Kalman Andrasofszky, George Zotti.

The panel started with a viewing of the Captain Canuck web-series in its entirety. The web-series is an animated adventure that introduces (or re-familiarizes) Canada with their very own hero Captain Canuck. You can catch the series on the Captain Canuck website.

“Lost Heroes” Premiere

by Ivan Kocmarek | Mar 5, 2014 | Whites Tsunami, WECA Splashes | 5 |

Overall the documentary was a slick and informative effort. It reminded me a little of the recent PBS Superheroes three-parter because it made heavy use of talking heads in front of green screen projections. This allowed the film itself to take on a sense of comic book levity and healthy self-deprecation. A comic book doc has to be heavy on graphics from the books themselves and this one didn’t let us down in that respect.

Lost Heroes Premiering Friday Feb 28th in Toronto

by Scott VanderPloeg | Feb 26, 2014 | Minutiae | 5 |

For those of you who are true fans of Canadian comics, including all WECA Canadian Whites diehards, then Lost Heroes is for you. This film about Canadian comics premieres 7 PM Friday February 28th at The Royal Cinema, 608 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, M6G 1B4.

The Canuck Corps.

by Ivan Kocmarek | Oct 23, 2013 | Whites Tsunami, WECA Splashes | 3 |

“Johnny (Jack) Canuck.” He was a personification of our national identity much in the same way that America had “Uncle Sam” and Britain “John Bull,” who started to be depicted in political cartoons just a couple of years (1869) after Confederation. Like all national personifications he is an hyperbole, let’s say like a lumberjack riding a Timmie’s donut inner tube down the rapids a river of maple syrup and using a hockey stick for a rudder.

Toronto Based Projects

by Leigh Hart | Oct 17, 2013 | Wham! Bang! Pow! | 1 |

I am lucky enough to live in one of the biggest cities in Canada (Toronto) and because of this I have had the opportunity to meet some amazingly talented people. Recently, many of these people have been launching projects that I am amazed and very proud of them for. So, I thought instead of hoarding all the information I know about these projects, I would share some of them with you.