Canadian Comic Book Creators

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Chapterhouse Comics held a panel with publisher Keith WTS Morris, Andrew Thomas creator of Auric of the Great White North, ‘Fearless’ Fred Kennedy creator of The Fourth Planet, and Paris Alleyne creator of Haven. They discussed how books are produced, published and some of the obstacles of making your comic for the first time.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Dave McCaig talked about upcoming issues of Low, the first volume of Huck, and his work on Action Comics #1000, covers for Barbarella, a few details about his secret project, a variety of illustration work with publishers, his thoughts on the rumour that Netflix will publish its own line of comic books and what it might mean for creators, his comment about a recent Tweet showing him wearing an Olympic torch bearer jacket, plus his upcoming plans.

True North Country Comics interviewed Jason Loo at Toronto Comicon 2018 where he talked about upcoming issues of The Pitiful Human-Lizard including a special outer space issue #20, his plans for his sabbatical, his favourite Netflix show, plus future plans including Mississauga Comics Expo 2018.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Andrew Thomas talked about the 2018 Timmins Comicon exclusive, lots of work with Chapterhouse plus the Invasion Free Comic Book Day special, and the 2017 Canadian Indie Comic Book Wiki for Best Comic Book award.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Peter Chiykowski talked about What’s George Doing Today and Is It Canon? and when both will be available for readers.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Luke Henderson talked about Our War and the new trade paperpack, plus forthcoming new issues. He talked about the new series War Bats plus the positive response from readers.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Anthony Ruttgaizer talked about Heroes of Homeroom C, his recent talk to a college writing class, his philosophy about writing stories, his fondness for reading independent comic books, his feats of wrestling and support of Smash Wrestling, and his plans for upcoming conventions.

While at Toronto Comicon 2018, Meaghan Carter talked about her ongoing series Godslave, her crossover efforts with Jason Loo of The Pitiful Human-Lizard, her Toronto Comicon panel discussion Start Your Comic, her talk to the third year comics class at Max the Mutt College, and her future plans including the Vancouver Arts Festival.

Andrew Woodrow-Butcher talked about what visitors can expect at the Little Island Comics store including the comic book selections from beginners to teens, the trend towards kids comics for young readers, and the recent relaunch party plus upcoming events at the store.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Dave Bishop talked about Morte, a new chapter to Crude for True Patriot with Fred Kennedy, his plan to draw Swamp Thing with Mike Rooth, his method for drawing digitally, plus his plans for future events.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Keith Grachow talked about his efforts on Toronto Comics Osgoode as Gold, his contribution to Mark Twain’s Niagara Book 1, his work on the second volume of the Jewish Comics Anthology, wrapping up Polybius Dreams chapter two, his upcoming work on Saltwater #3, along with his plans for future events.

At Toronto Comicon 2018, Scott Sawyer talked about his book called North, his comic book influences, how Andrew Thomas of Auric of the Great White North helped with the project, where readers can get the book, plus plans for the future.