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Webcomics: Anders Loves Maria comes to an end

February 9, 2010
by Robert Haines

Rene Engström has wrapped up her webcomic Anders Loves Maria.

After working on the series nearly three and a half years, Engström concluded this wonderful, compelling strip with an ending she wrote three years ago.

Clearly Engström new how she wanted to finish, it was just a matter of winding and weaving her tale of the relationship between Anders and Maria, a confounding and thrilling roller coaster ride, to that point. Engströms ability to delve into the complex human relationships, and give these characters a clear and real voice, was her real strength, all while she grew as an artist, developing her fluid, clean line.

Gary Tyrrell, over at Fleen, has written a lovely goodbye to the series.

While we don’t write a lot news related to webcomics by Canadians, that doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot going on out there. We have a list of well over 100 series being worked on by Canadian creators, with many more yet-to-be-identified series out there.

The professional comic book artists seem to get a lot of buzz, but there are a wide variety of series out there ranging from amateur having fun to polished, money makers to internet superstars. From comedy to drama, sci-fi to horror, and even the odd sexually charged strip. Webcomic creators are a growing and vibrant group, so have a look at what’s out there, and if you’d like to write a review of a particular series, get in touch with us at robert@joeshusterawards.com.

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