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March 17th, 2010 Releases featuring Canadian Creators

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X-23 (One-Shot) Cover by Alina Urusov

If I have missed any works by Canadian Comic Book Creators, please leave a comment, or send me an email at jason@joeshusterawards.com

American Vampire #1
DC/Vertigo US$3.99
Colours by Dave McCaig.

Avengers vs. Atlas #3
Marvel US$3.99
Artwork by Leonard Kirk. Colours by Brad Anderson.

Doomwar #2
Marvel US$3.99
Colours by Jean-Francois Beaulieu.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Grimm Fairy Tales Presents: Neverland #1
Zenescope Entertainment US$2.99
Cover by David Finch.

Guardians Of The Galaxy #24
Marvel US$2.99
Artwork by Wes Craig. Inks by Serge Lapointe. Colours by Nathan Fairbairn.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Iron Man: Iron Monger Hardcover
Marvel US$29.99
Cover by John Byrne.

Iron Man: The End Trade Paperback
Marvel US$16.99
Artwork by Bernard Chang.

Mysterius The Unfathomable Trade Paperback
DC/Wildstorm $17.99
Artwork and Cover by Tom Fowler. Colours by Dave McCaig.

Nation X #4
Marvel US$3.99
Artwork and Colours by Niko Henrichon.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Realm Of Kings: Imperial Guard #5
Marvel US$3.99
Colours by Nathan Fairbairn.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Spider-Man & The Secret Wars #4
Marvel US$2.99
Inks by Terry Pallot. Colours by Brad Anderson.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Spawn Origins Collection Vol. 1 Hardcover
Image US$29.99
Written and Artwork by Todd McFarlane. Written by Dave Sim.

Superman 80-Page Giant #1
DC US$5.99
Written by Kathryn Immonen. Cover Colours by Brad Anderson.

X-23 #1 (One-Shot)
Marvel US$3.99
Cover by Alina Urusov.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

X-Factor Forever #1
Marvel US$3.99
Colours by Jim Charalampidis.

X-Men Legacy #234
Marvel US$2.99
Artwork by Yanick Paquette. Inks by Serge Lapointe. Colours by Nathan Fairbairn.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Grimm Fairy Tales Presents: Neverland #1 Cover by David Finch

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Nemanja Filipovic

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Sorry, no biographical information is available on Nemanja Filipovic at this time.

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The piece shown above one of over 40 original art pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Shane Kirshenblatt

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Shane Kirshenblatt is a comic book writer, artist, freelance illustrator and painter who has done extensive work on Jack Lake Productions’ Classics Illustrated and Classics Junior Illustrated books. He is also the creator, writer and illustrator of the internationally published Dorothy Gale: Journey to Oz (Jack Lake Productions/ Freefall Entertainment) graphic novel series. Shane has over 10 years experience running workshops on creating comics.

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The piece shown above (accompanied by a digitally coloured print – see right) is one of the over 40 pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine(s) by Paul Limgenco

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Paul Limgenco is the resident watercolor/gouache artist for Spent Pencils Studios. He joined the studio in 2008. He prefers to work with traditional media rather than digital. His creative background includes working on concept art for video games and book cover painting.

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The pieces shown above are original paintings, two of the over 40 pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Interview with Graham Annable – what is a Grickle?

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Chris Mautner at Comic Book Resources talked to cartoonist Graham Annable about the upcoming release of “The Book of Grickle” from Dark Horse Comics.

Q. What’s the significance of “Grickle” anyway? Does it mean anything in particular?

A. Grickle is a nickname, amongst a billion nicknames, that my father used for me as a kid. Pretty much every week he’d have new ones he’d be trying out on me and my sister. Grickle is the one that really stuck with me. When I put together the first self-published booklet of short stories I was really perplexed as to what to title the whole thing. Grickle just felt right. And it still does.

Q. Give me a little bit of background/biography. Where did you grow up? How did you get interested in art and comics?What made you decide to take the leap into becoming a professional cartoonist?

A. I grew up in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Basically at the Northern tip of Michigan on the Canadian side. From an early age I’ve been a hoarder of books. Especially paperback collections. I had stacks and stacks of Peanuts and Archie digests. I think a lot of that stuff affected my brain. When I was about to graduate from high school I was seriously considering going into biology. But as I was looking over my science books I realized they were almost all illegibly covered in doodles. I decided at that point that I’d try and pursue cartoons instead.

June 2010: Batman #700 cover by David Finch

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On his cover for Batman #700 (one of three milestone issues shipping in June 2010 from DC*), David Finch says:

Batman is such an iconic character and I’ve been a huge fan for so long that it was a surreal and amazing experience to draw him officially for the first time. I really have to thank Mike Marts for letting me be a part of such an important mile stone in the history of this book.

* The other two milestone issues that month are Superman #700 and Wonder Woman #700

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine and Witchblade by Francis Manapul

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Francis Manapul is a comic book artist living in Toronto, Canada currently working for DC comics. His list of credits include Adventure Comics, Superman/Batman, Legion of Super-Heroes and the upcoming relaunch of The Flash. In the past he’s worked on titles like Iron and the Maiden, Necromancer, Sept Guerrieres, Tomb Raider, Darkness, G.I Joe and Witchblade.

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The piece shown above one of over 40 original art pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

2010 JSA Master of Ceremonies: Jonathan Llyr Returns

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Returning as Master of Ceremonies in 2010 is Jonathan Llyr.

Jonathan Llyr is one of the most recognizable geeks in Canada today. As host of the nationally broadcast SPACE Channel’s SPACEY AWARDS for their first five years, Jon earned the respect of Hardcore Nerds everywhere when, over the years, Richard Dean Anderson had him ‘thrown off’ the set of STARGATE SG-1 (with a bonus instruction of “one shot to the kneecaps”), Bruce Campbell attacked him in the woods behind his house with a chainsaw, and Katee Sackhoff let him climb into her Viper.

Jon got his start on TV in 1998, after years of honing his skills as a professional actor and the artistic director of the Shakespearean theatre company, Tempest Theatre Group, SPACE needed someone who would wear a rubber turtle shell on his head (shades of Alan Rickman in GALAXY QUEST, anyone?) and it was a perfect fit. So, for several years, Jon appeared weekly on the cult TV show SPACEBAR as Grot, the loveably clueless alien barfly cum barkeep. Eventually trading shell for battered orange ball-cap, Jon was then seen five nights a week on DRIVE-IN CLASSICS as the genially pontificating drive-in theatre projectionist, Drive-in Dick – font of all B-movie knowledge and wisdom.

Jon’s subsequent stint as host, reporter and interviewer for HYPASPACE and HYPASPACE WEEKLY put him in close contact with stars like Patrick Stewart, Andy Serkis, William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy (at the same time in what proved to be an awesome media scoop!), David Hayter, Jolene Blalock, George Takei, Tricia Helfer, Steven Spielberg and many others.

Heading out into strange, new worlds with The HardcoreNerdity Network is his latest challenge.

None of this is surprising, considering Jonathan’s formative years. When he was a kid, his mom used to write him sick-notes so he could ditch school and line up on opening day for STAR TREK movies. She let him glue his Lego together in the shape of a phaser and paint it silver. She looked the other way when he put her good oven mitts on his feet so that he could be ‘Cornelius’ from PLANET OF THE APES. She made the rest of the family be quiet as he sat in front of the t.v., painstakingly making audio-cassette recordings of STAR TREK episodes so he could play them back at bedtime. That was in the days before VCRs. And when the family got one of those – Jon’s mom bought him his very first movie. It was SUPERMAN. And she let him stay home from school (again) to watch it before she wrapped it up as his Christmas present (he had to promise to look surprised when he opened it). So, really? This is all her fault.


2010 JSA Venue: Innis Town Hall, University of Toronto

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catwalk 23The Joe Shuster Canadian Comic Book Creator Awards will once again be presented at the University of Toronto’s Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Avenue in Toronto, Ontario.

The 6th Annual JSA ceremony will take place on the evening of Saturday, June 5, 2010.lobby 23

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Djief Bergeron

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Thanks to Danny Truong for donating this great piece to the auctions! It’s massive – almost 22″ x 34″.

Djief Bergeron worked for many years in the fields of 2D-3D animation and video game design. In those years he designed environments and characters for platforms and online games. In 2005, he joined Grafiksismik Studio as a house artist working full-time on illustrations and comic books (such as The Grimoire for the late Speakeasy Comics), and has continued to freelance in comics to this – producing stories for French Europeen comics magazines. He presently works for the french publishers Soleil (“Le Crépuscule des Dieux”) and Glénat (“Saint-Germain”).

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The piece shown above is a special digital print, one of over 40 pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Toronto Cartoonists Workshop March Update

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TCW Upcoming Comics News and Events

Part of the mandate of the Toronto Cartoonists Workshop is to keep students informed and involved with comics events and happenings in and around the GTA. Please find below some upcoming items we recommend.

First of all I want to thank everyone who came out to the Guy Davis Exhibit and Workshop at the Gladstone on February 27th or attended the Toronto ComiCON on the 28th where Guy was signing and sketching. Both events were very well attended and we hope to have Guy back for another future event. Exhibit organizer Sean Menard still has original art by Guy available on his website at http://www.artoriginals.ca . A gorgeous letterpress print was produced for the show in an edition of 100 and we recommend you check out the site to take a look.

You may want to mark June 5th and 6th on your calendars as the Toronto ComiCON will be holding their Fan Appreciation Event on those dates and we will be assisting with workshops and programming as well as launching a new exhibition and workshop at the Gladstone for Art Originals. Watch for details at: http://www.hobbystar.com/upcomingevents/index.html
Guests for both events will be announced soon.

I would also like to point out that the 2010 version of the Toronto Comic Art Festival isn’t far off. Our friends at the Beguiling put on an amazing show and you shouldn’t miss it. TCAF takes place on May 8th and 9th at the Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge St.. Admission to the event is FREE! Visiting luminaries attending thus far include Dan Clowes, Jim Woodring and James Sturm. For a full list of guests and event details visit: http://torontocomics.com/

Toronto Cartoonists Workshop instructor Paul Rivoche will be set up at TCAF again this year and will have copies of his sketchbooks and prints for sale. To see more of Paul’s work go to: http://www.rocketfiction.com/ . Paul taught “The Art of Background Design” for us last July and we hope to have him back again sometime in 2010 if his schedule permits.

If art comics are your thing we also recommend the upcoming lecture with Gary Panter. It is part of the Faculty of Design Speaker Series and takes place Thursday March 25, 2010 at 6:30pm in the Ontario College of Art & Design Auditorium. On April 26th autobio comics wunderkind Jeffrey Brown will attend the lecture Graphically Speaking: Jeffrey Brown’s UNDELETED SCENES at the North York Central Library. The NYCL is located at 5120 Yonge St. (at North York TTC). The talk begins at 6:30 and runs to 8:30. It is free to attend and is sponsored by the Beguiling and TCAF.

If animation is your thing we remind you of the Sheldon Cohen Retrospective put on by the Toronto Animated Image Society. It takes place Saturday, March 27th at 1:00 p.m. at the NFB Mediateque at 150 John St. TAIS runs regular workshops and meetups for animators at their headquarters at 60 Atlantic Ave. Check out their website for more info: http://www.tais.ca/

Finally I should mention that Toronto Cartoonists Workshop mainstay instructor Ty Templeton will be attending the upcoming Wizard World Toronto show as a Special Guest. When Ty is not at his table you can find him at the Wizard booth from 1-2 on Friday and 4-5 on Saturday. The Toronto Cartoonists Workshop will not be exhibiting at the WizardWorld Toronto show, but hope if you are attending that you will drop by Ty’s table and say hello. In the meantime for all things Ty Templeton check out his site at: http://tytempletonart.wordpress.com/

If you have an art or comics related event that you think would be of interest please feel free to drop us a line at info@cartoonistsworkshop.com and we will try to include it in our next community newsletter.

Cheers.

Walter Dickinson
Coordinator
Toronto Cartoonists Workshop

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Marvin Law

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Marvin Law – http://marvin000.deviantart.com/gallery/ – is an up and coming comic book artist, based out of Toronto, Ontario (Canada); where he was also born and raised.  Marvin is a successful illustrator/designer working on projects ranging from Image Comics (Pact#2), Tokyopop (pin up in Blank Vol. 1), Beach Studios (pin up in Storm Hawks#1) to designing the CAPMA Promo! Awards and various other projects, for companies such as, Hasbro Toys, Spatialview and IRN Films.

His current project, the webcomic SLAM is the culmination of a dream project for Marvin, as it involves two of his great loves, in comic books and professional wrestling, which allowed him to create a compelling story in the process.  It’s a fun filled and action packed series, that he hopes many people will enjoy and love it as much as he does.

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The piece shown above is a special digital print, one of over 40 pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Dan Kim

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Daniel Kim (born 1983 , in Toronto) is the artist and writer behind the Clone Manga collection of webcomics, which include April & May & June, Kanami, Nana’s Everyday Life, Paper Eleven, Penny Tribute, H.H. and Tomoyo42′s Room. Much of the content of these comics is geared towards a mature audience and, as the website’s name suggests, are influenced by and sometimes directly refer to (even featuring characters from) manga and anime. A few examples of these include Elfen Lied, Cardcaptor Sakura and Gunslinger Girl.

Some of these webcomics are ongoing projects; others run for a period of time and are then concluded.

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The piece shown above is a special digital print, one of over 40 pieces featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Raffaele Ienco

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Born in Italy in 1969, Raffaele Ienco came to Canada at age 4 and found the wonderful world of comics. Ienco is best known for writing and drawing (coloring and lettering) “Devoid of Life” (science-fiction/horror) from Image Comics — published September 2008. The story involves a hidden planet that is discovered in our solar system by astronomers who are killed by xenophobic aliens bent on keeping their world a secret.

In the past Ienco spent 10 years working in the video game industry serving as the Lead Environment Artist on well known video game properties Eternal Darkness and Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes developed by Silicon Knights. His job was to create and design beautiful and efficient 3D environments and characters for gameplay and cinematics, develop in-game camera technology and methodology, and optimize work pipelines.

Ienco has also created a variety of comic properties including Stygmata and WarZone from Entity Comics and WebWitch from Avatar Press. He has also worked on Zen: Intergalatic Ninja and Stargate: Doomsday World both for Entity Comics.

“Only Hope Remained”, the graphic novel, is a supernatural thriller written and drawn by Ienco and optioned by Platinum Studios of “Men in Black” fame.

Ienco has recently finished his latest graphic novel “Manifestations” (supernatural thriller). In a frightening tale, a young girl’s latent psychic power is awakened after a family tragedy.

Ienco lives and works in Toronto, Canada.

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The piece shown above is one of over 40 pieces of original artwork featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine and Jean Grey by J. Korim

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J. Korim graduated from the Classical Animation Program at Sheridan College. Since then he’s worked in comic books (Neozoic for Red 5 Comics, Rotogin for Sunscript Studios), video games, animation, short films, advertising, even album covers. He’s also an experienced storyboard artist, illustrator, conceptual design, etc… “anything that requires a drawing board and whole lotta style and imagination” is his specialty. Some of the companies he’s worked with so far include: Red 5 Comics – Image Comics – Sunscript Studios – Nike – Jordan Mechner (creator of Prince Of Persia ) – Adidas – Spy Films – Microsoft – JetBlue – Hewlett Packard – Bedford Unicycles.

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The piece shown above is one of over 40 pieces of original artwork featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine by Craig Yeung

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Craig Yeung is an illustrator and works on comics. Some of the books he’s worked on are X-men, Spider-Man, Runaways, Captain Britain and MI13, X-Factor, Power of the Valkyrie and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Currently working on Mighty Avengers and S.W.O.R.D. for Marvel Comics.  www.csyeung.deviantart.com.

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The piece shown above is one of over 40 pieces of original artwork featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

Visions of an Icon: Wolverine(s) by Kurt Lehner

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Kurt donated these two prints to the auction:

Kurt Lehner is a Canadian Illustrator & Animation Artist. He was born in Toronto, Ontario, & ever since his childhood, has had an absolute passion for Comic Book & Fantasy Art. A graduate from the Ontario College of Art & Design in Toronto, his career started in Advertising. Working for such companies as TDF, ADS & J. Walter Thompson, he soon found his path into the Animation Industry. Through his talents, he has worked on projects for such companies as Walt Disney, Warner Bros., Marvel, Dreamworks, Nelvana Studios & many more…

Many famous Movies & T.V. shows, display Kurt’s extensive talents as a Senior Character Designer & Development Artist. Such familiar shows as Gargoyles, The Rescue Heroes, All Dogs Go To Heaven 2, Space Jam, W.I.L.D. Cats, Cadillac’s and Dinosaurs, Beauty and the Beast – The Enchanted Christmas, Rupert, The Marvel Action Hour, Ned’s Newt & the Development Design of Franklin the Turtle, with of course the list going on…

Kurt’s career now spans over 20 years as a Professional Artist in the Industry. Currently heading his own company, he is producing incredible work in Animation Art & Character Development, Comic Book & Fantasy Art, Advertising & Commercial Illustrations, Family Portraits, Logo Designs & Graphic Arts. In addition, being registered with The Ontario Educational Services, he is also working with children & students as an Instructor & speaker through the media of Workshops. Kurt is proudly featured in the New York Times for his work in the Animation Industry.

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The prints shown above are in addition to over 40 pieces of original artwork featuring Wolverine donated to the Joe Shuster Awards for the Visions of an Icon Art Show and Sale by Canadian artists. The pieces were exhibited twice in 2009 – at the Joe Shuster Awards Ceremony in September and at the Speakeasy Comic Art Show in November. The original art pieces will be auctioned off on eBay in March 2010. Watch for announcements on this site!

Every day we will try to post an original piece and some information on the artist(s) that donated the work.

March 10th, 2010 Releases featuring Canadian Creators

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The Waking #1 Cover by David Finch

If I have missed any works by Canadian Comic Book Creators, please leave a comment, or send me an email at jason@joeshusterawards.com

Action Comics #887
DC US$3.99
Cover by Kalman Andrasofszky.

Annotated Northwest Passage Trade Paperback
Oni Press US$15.99
Written, Artwork and Cover Scott Chantler.

Annotated Northwest Passage Trade Paperback Cover by Scott Chantler

Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia Trade Paperback
Marvel US$34.99
Artwork by Leonard Kirk and Michel Lacombe.

Breaking Into Comics The Marvel Way #1
Marvel US$3.99
Story Written by Kathryn Immonen.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Hulk: Let the Battle Begin Cover by Mike Del Mundo

Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series #4
Dark Horse US$5.99
Artwork by Cary Nord.

Dark X-Men #5
Marvel US$3.99
Artwork by Leonard Kirk.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

R.E.B.E.L.S. #14 Cover by Kalman Andrasofszky

Doctor Who Vol. 1: Fugitive Trade Paperback
IDW US$19.99
Colours by Lovern Kindzierski.

Fantastic Four #575 (2nd Printing)
Marvel US$2.99
2nd Printing Cover by Dale Eaglesham.

Ghost Projekt #1 Cover by Steve Rolston

Ghost Projekt #1
Oni Press US$3.99
Artwork and Cover by Steve Rolston.
Preview at Oni Press

Hulk: Let The Battle Begin #1
Marvel US$3.99
Cover by Mike Del Mundo
Preview at Comic Book Resources

X-Men: Pixie Strikes Back #2 Cover by Stuart Immonen

Lockjaw And The Pet Avengers Unleashed #1
Marvel US$2.99
Variant Cover Colours by Jean-Francois Beaulieu
Preview at Comic Book Resources

R.E.B.E.L.S. #14
DC US$2.99
Artwork by Claude St. Aubin. Cover by Kalman Andrasofszky.
Preview at Newsarama

Red Robin #10 Cover by Marcus To

Red Robin #10
DC US$2.99
Artwork and Cover by Marcus To.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Runaways: Parental Guidance Hardcover
Marvel US$19.99
Artwork by Adrian Alphona. Inks by Craig Yeung.

Sand & Fury: A Scream Queen Adventure Cover by Ho Che Anderson

Sand & Fury: A Scream Queen Adventure Trade Paperback
Fantagraphics US$16.99
Written, Artwork, Colours and Cover by Ho Che Anderson.
Preview at Fantagraphics Books

Street Fighter Legends: Ibuki #1
UDON Entertainment US$3.95
Written by Jim Zubkavich. Artwork, Colours and Cover by Omar Dogan.
Preview at UDON Entertainment

Street Fighter Legends: Ibuki #1 Cover by Omar Dogan

Super Friends #25
DC/Johnny US$2.50
Cover by J. Bone.

Superman: Last Stand of New Krypton #1
DC US$3.99
Colours by Blond. Cover Colours by Brad Anderson.

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 3 Hardcover
DC US$24.99
Colours by Brad Anderson.

Super Friends #25 Cover by J. Bone

S.W.O.R.D. #5
Marvel US$2.99
Inks by Craig Yeung. Cover by Mike Del Mundo.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

The Twelve: Spearhead #1
Marvel US$3.99
Colours by Chris Chuckry.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

Action Comics #887 Cover by Kalman Andrasofszky

Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #8
Marvel US$3.99
Artwork by Takeshi Miyazawa.
Preview at Comic Book Resources

The Unwritten #11
DC/Vertigo US$2.99
Colours by Chris Chuckry.

The Waking #1
Zenescope Entertainment US$3.99
Cover by David Finch.

X-Men Forever #19 Cover by Tom Grummett

X-Men Forever #19
Marvel US$3.99
Cover by Tom Grummett.

X-Men Pixie Strikes Back #2
Marvel US$3.99
Written by Kathryn Immonen. Cover by Stuart Immonen.

Wolverine: Weapon X Vol. 2: Insane In The Brain Hardcover
Marvel US$24.99
Artwork by Yanick Paquette. Inks by Michel Lacombe. Colours by Nathan Fairbairn

S.W.O.R.D. #5 Cover by Mike Del Mundo