The tenth and scariest jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday Sept 28 7pm! Bring your zines! Your comics to share! Don't forget this Sunday is the Halloween edition of the Toronto Comic Jam at the Cameron House. This year we have Squishy's Halloween Trivia Contest and here's a photo with just a small sampling of the prizes!

The tenth and scariest jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday Oct 26 7pm! Bring your zines! Your comics to share! Visit torontocomicjam.org for all the deets. Sign up for reminders at lu.ma.

The tenth and scariest jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday Oct 28 7pm! Bring your zines! Your comics to share! Visit torontocomicjam.org for all the deets. Sign up for reminders at lu.ma.

Use parallel working/body doubling to help focus on your comic, trade critiques or zines, study reference books or just get inspired! Meet on the ground floor of the Toron

Some reallybgreat news! From Toronto Life (link here) The city’s network of 100 locations is the largest and most used public system on the planet By Lindsey King  | September 23, 202 Photo by the TPL Pulitzer-winning journalist Barbara Tuchman once said, “Nothing sickens me more than the closed door of a library.” Today, Torontonians can pour one out for the legendary writer, because the…

The ninth and likely most stupedous jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday Sept 28 7pm! Bring your zines! Your comics to share! Visit torontocomicjam.org for all the deets. Sign up for reminders at lu.ma.

Xtra gives a very thoughtful review of Lee Lai's new book published by Drawn And Quarterly, Cannon. Read it here:

Drawn and Quarterly presents Tom Guald, Lee Lai and Mimi Pond at the Lillian H. Smith library, Tues Sept 16. Book signing at 5pm and event starts at 6pm. Instagram post here :

Ben Katchor's amazing cartoonist presentation series, New York Comics & Pictire Story Symposium, have released their fall schedule. Check it out here!

Appreciation post celebrating longtime comic jammer Sarafin, creator of "mad pride" manga series Asylum Squad. Sarafin graciously allowed us to interview her for the Toronto Comic Jam 20th Anniversary celebration in November 2016. Enjoy!

The eighth and likely most sweltering jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday Aug 31, 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Visit torontocomicjam.org for all the deets. Sign up for reminders at lu.ma.

The seventh and likely biggest-hearted jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday July 27, 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Bring your zines and mini-conics to sell and share at our zine table! Visit torontocomicjam.org for all the deets. See our calendar and sign up for reminders at lu.ma.

Nature.com gives an in-depth, academic and entirely overwritten analysis of the often overlooked connection between degredation of the environment and human suffering. Yes it does. Worth it once you get past the plethora of unneccessary and obfuscating sixteen-syllable words. No typos tho, so there's that. Ok I am being cheeky here but the article honestly is interesting in that it puts Ducks in a broader context of work you wouldn't normally think it would belong to.

University of Winnipeg’s Dr. Candida Rifkind shares how graphic novels are changing the way we understand the refugee experience as well as other important life experiences. She and Dominic Davies have written a book on the subject called Graphic Refuge which you can find here. Check out the CTV segment on YouTube here.

CBC Books reveals it'a recommendations for Canadian comics to read this summer. Don't wait in suspense! Take a look for yourself!

This is the OTHER Chris Ware, the owner of Micro-Vision Computers, from Nanaimo, BC. From True North Country Comics podcast series special edition, focusing on resources for Canadian comic book creators! Micro-Vision Computers all started as a passion business: a simple IT shop in Nanaimo with strong local roots. Fast-forward to now, Micro-Vision Computers has evolved into Canada’s go-to destination for custom-built systems.

The seventh and likely biggest-hearted jam of 2025! Come down to the Cameron House! Back room, Sunday July 27, 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Bring your zines and mini comics for our zine table, to sell and share! Visit torontocomicjam.org for all the deets. See our calendar and sign up for reminders at lu.ma.

The National Cartoonists' Society is set to award Art Spiegelman with the Milton Caniff Lifetime Achievement Award. This is part of The Reuben Awards ceremony happening August 15 2025. From their website: In 1980, Spiegelman and his wife Françoise Mouly launched the groundbreaking magazine RAW, where his seminal work Maus first appeared in serialized form. Later published as a graphic novel, Maus became the first of its kind to win a Pulitzer Prize (1992) and remains a landmark in both comics and Holocaust literature. Its innovative visual language and courageous exploration of inherited trauma transformed how comics convey emotional and historical depth. Read more here.

Tegan O'Neil Reviews Michael Deforge's Holy Lacrimony for The Comics Journal. From the article: It’s resonant. I read it about a week ago and in the time needed to gather my thoughts those thoughts matured alongside the story ripening in my brain. For all his skill as an artist Michael DeForge is no slouch as a storyteller, either. As I’ve observed previously, DeForge’s secret weapon as a cartoonist is that he has a good ear for prose, which only sounds like an insult if you don’t actually read the words in those little balloons.