ZVIANE
She studied a year at Cégep du Vieux Montréal.
SOURCE:
Article book:
| BDQ: Essays & Interviews On Quebec Comics. Ed., Andy Brown. BDang/Conundrum, 2017: … |
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“L’ostie d’chat.” Writ., Eric Bouchard. Trans., Helge Dascher: 200-207. First appeared in Trip, 7, 2012. “Zviane.” Interiewer, Jean-Michel Berthiaume. Trans., Aleshia Jensen. 194-199. First appeared in Trip, 8, 2014. |
ZUSI Alfred (Caz)
In Joke Comics 23, Bell Features reported on all the Bell staff who were being released from the armed services, some of whom were returning to Bell. “Alfred started with us just before being called over the line by Uncle Sam. He was in Toronto at the time but was an American citizen. He had taken the “Invisible Commando” and made a very excellent job of it too. Alf. Goes under the pen-name of Caz and his episodes are still running in Commando Comics. Now at camp in Livingstone, Louisiana, in the infantry.”
SOURCE:
Article periodical:
Joke Comic,23, n.d.: “Welcome Home Gang”: 26.
ZUEHLKE Mark
In 2007 he won the Lela Common Canadian History Award for For Honour’s Sake: The War of 1812 and the Brokering of an Uneasy Peace. He is author of the Canadian Battle Series detailing the campaigns of the Canadian Army during World War II.
He collaborated with Alan Grant on The Loxleys and the War of 1812.
In recognition for his contribution to Canadian history he was awarded the 2014 Governor General’s History Award for Popular Media: The Pierre Berton Award.
He is also an accomplished mystery writer. The debut novel Hands Like Clouds in his Elias McCann series won the Crime Writer’s of Canada Arthur Elias Award for Best First Novel in 2000. Sweep Lotus also part of the series was nominated for Best Novel in 2004.
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History text and graphic:
The Loxleys and the War of 1812. Renegade Arts, Apr. 2012: “War of 1812 Summary”. Illus., C. St. Aubin. Ed. Alexander Finbow.
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Novel:
The Loxleys and Confederation. Co-writ., Alex Finbow & Niigaanwewidam J. Sinclair. Illus., Claude St. Aubin. Colo., Christopher Chuckry. Let., Todd Klein. Renegade Arts, Apr. 2012.
Source:
Article book:
The Loxleys and the War of 1812. Renegade Arts, Apr. 2012: 169.
The Loxleys and Confederation. Renegade Arts, Apr. 2012: 103.
ZIP
A signature found on cartoons published in several Saskatchewan publications of the 1930’s.
SOURCE:
Article book:
The Hecklers. Writ. & Ed.., Peter Desbarates & Terry Mosher. McClelland & Stewart Ltd., 1979: 254.
ZINTEL James
This Saskatoon based author attended the University of Saskatchewan, and is known for books Space Squatch, Shump, Auroraman Bears and Saskatchewan A-Z..
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Portrait:
Dust-Ship Glory. Car., Elaine L. Will. Renegade Art Entertainment, February 2018: “Pin Up Gallery: Tom Sukanen.”
ZIMMERMANN Werner
Born November 20, 1951 in the Austrian Alps, Zimmermann came to Canada with his parents in 1952 and settled in the Hamilton, Ontario area. He attended a fine arts program at the University of Guelph from 1970 to 1974. In 1977 he was a printmaking advisor for the Innuit at Povungnituk. In 1986 he began teaching figure drawing in the animation department at Sheridan College and in the same year began illustrating children’s books with Farmer Joe’s Hot Days. He has since earned two Governor General’s Award nominations one for Whatever You Do, Don’t Go Near That Canoe. He won the Mr. Christie’s Book Award for Pippin the Christmas Pig in 2004.
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BOOK TEXT:
Song:
Dashing Through The Snow. Writ., Helaine Becker. North Winds Press/ Scholastic Canada Ltd., 2014.
A Porcupine In A Pine Tree. Writ., Helaine Becker. North Winds Press, 2010.
Story:
Listen Said The Donkey. Writ., Jean Little. North Winds Press. 2006.
Pippin The Christmas Pig. Writ., Jean Little. North Winds Press, 2003..
ZIDORE
A cartoon strip created by Albéric Bourgeois for La Presse, circa 1905.
SOURCE:
Article periodical:
Inks: Cartoon & Comic Arts Studies, 4-2, May 1997: “An Introduction to the Canadian Newspaper Comic.” Writ., Kenneth Barker:18-25.
GALLERY:
“Zidore.” Car., Albéric Bourgeois. La Presse, 1905. Reproduced in inks,4-2, May 1997.
ZERO GRAVITY
This humorous cartoon strip which began appearing in each Saturday edition of The Ottawa Citizen in 1993 was created by Dwight Macpherson. It ended in 1999.
ZAZULAK Peter
Born 1961 in Ottawa.
Was editorial cartoonist for the Star [Orleans] and the Hill Times [Ottawa]. He freelanced for the Ottawa Citizen and The Financial Times of Canada.
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BOOK GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:
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Cartoon editorial:
| Portfoolio …The Year in Canadian Caricature. Ed., Guy Badeaux . Writ., Charles Gordon. Macmillan of Canada, … | ||
| 7, 1991. | 8, 1992. | 9, 1993. |
| Portfoolio …The Year’s Best Canadian Editorial Cartoons. Ed., Guy Badeaux . Writ., Ken MacQueen. Macmillan of Canada, … | ||
| 10, 1994. | 11, 1995. | 12, 1996. |
| Portfoolio …The Year’s Best Canadian Editorial Cartoons. Ed., Guy Badeaux . Writ., Writ., Jay Stone. Macmillan of Canada, … | ||
| 13, 1997, | 14, 1998. | 15, 1999. |
Commentary text political:
Hoods On The Hill. Writ., Senator Royce Firth. Coach House Press, 1991: 72.
SOURCE:
Article book:
Portfoolio 7: The Year in Canadian Caricature, 1991 “Peter Zazulak” : 190.
GALLERY:
Portfoolio 9: 159.
Portfoolio 10: 159.