EVAN WATERMAN Evan is a Vancouver born comic and children’s book writer and editor. He’s most known for editing the award winning, all-ages, horror anthology, Fantastic Frights as well as for his guide on how to make comics. When he’s not working, Evan can be found GMing silly tabletop adventures […]
SARAH WALKER Sarah Walker created the comic strip Pun, 2, 3 in 2014. She is mostly self-taught and has drawn comics on and off for most of her life. Her comics are often autobiographical and overloaded with puns, occasionally injected with social commentary. In addition to being in Canzine, her […]
COFFEE O’CLOCK Sprak ONGOING A slice-of-life comic, based on the weekly misadventures of a coffee fiend.
SPRAK Sprak is a Vancouver-based animator and webcomic artist, originally from Montreal. They love DND, dogs, and horribly over-caffeinated-sugar-filled monstrosities of coffee beverages from overpriced cafes. Their current project is a slice-of-life webcomic lovingly titled Coffee O’Clock.
LISA LAROSE Lisa Lindsay LaRose is a Vancouver-based artist. By day she makes art. By night she makes more art (or plays video games). She paints, illustrates, works in the games industry, and sometimes she even makes comics.
PHOBOS AND DEIMOS Jonathon Dalton ON HIATUS A young refugee from Mars goes to high school on Earth, but teen angst and drama are only the beginning of the problems she has to face.
Thanks to everyone who helped put on this year’s Halloween Party! And what great costumes and pumpkins!
JANICE LIU Janice Liu is a kids’ comic artist who has worked with children for 10 years. Her graphic novel with Naomi Cui, Chicken Soup & Goji Berries 中药鸡汤, was a 2020 Excellence in Graphic Literature Award finalist, and a Gene Day Award nominee. Janice’s all-ages comics use fantasy and […]
AS DEATH EMBRACES Veronica Kosowski and Matthew Nielsen COMPLETE At some point or another Death comes for us all. This comic reflects on the fragility of life and the bittersweet nature of death and dying.
THE ENDLESS DROP Matthew Nielsen and Minna Hakkola COMPLETE Imagine if one day gravity changed it’s mind.
