Nov 22, 2021
Wow, it’s been a really heckin’ long time, hasn’t it! But we’re finally meeting up again (currently every other Sunday at Optimism Brewing) and we’re doing comic jams. Yay!
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Wow, it’s been a really heckin’ long time, hasn’t it! But we’re finally meeting up again (currently every other Sunday at Optimism Brewing) and we’re doing comic jams. Yay!
Part 3/3
Wow, it’s been a really heckin’ long time, hasn’t it! But we’re finally meeting up again (currently every other Sunday at Optimism Brewing) and we’re doing comic jams. Yay!
Part 2/3
Wow, it’s been a really heckin’ long time, hasn’t it! But we’re finally meeting up again (currently every other Sunday at Optimism Brewing) and we’re doing comic jams. Yay!
Part 1/3
ECHO! ECHO! #7
32 pages, quarter-sized, edition of 100
[caption id=attachment_949 align=alignnone width=660] This crew of comic-drawing troublemakers, a.k.a The Vancouver Comic Jam, meets every month at the 12
We’re not the only ones who do comic jams, of course, and Doug Savage of Savage Chickens fame has written up a great article about the process.
the Montreal Monthtly Comix Jam January 31
the Montreal Monthtly Comix Jam January 31
Hello Every One!
Yes the Montreal Monthtly Comix Jam is still around! Therefore the next one will be held at our usual lair of Sala Rossa’s Spanish Restaurant, 4848 St-Laurent, this Wednesday, January 31 at 8.PM. There will be a lot of talkin’ and some drawin’ and beer testing. So don’t forget your pencils, pens, paper, clipboards and imagination.
Bonjour a tous!
Eh Oui! Le Comix Jam de Montrealexiste…
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The 2400 Block of Main Part 2
The 2400 Block of Main Part 2
Uncle Upton’s Neighbourhood
By Colin Upton
Last entry I profiled several shops and a restaurant important to the Vancouver Comics community on the 2400 block of Main Street, but it doesn’t stop there! A nameplate on a nondescript door along the strip announces that up stairs can be found the offices of United Church, Golden Draperies & Blinds, co-curator Chris Brayshaw’s (of Pulp Fiction Books) C…
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C-list | way overdue...
C-list | way overdue…
Ho ho, we’ve really been snoozing around here. Bryan has a new record shop business and I’m swamped getting my latest graphic novel funded on kickstarter and launched in May. By the by a good moment to mention we’ve got an open callfor new contributors including a dedicated blog manager who could take on composing more regula C-list posts like this. Let us know if you want to join the teem and…
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