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SIMARD Remy

SIMARD Remy

WORK:

ILLUSTRATOR:

BOOK GRAPHIC:

Content story & Cover book front:

Les aventures de Ray Gliss: Fraude Électrique. Writ., François Benoit. Éditions Ovale, 4e trimestre 1984.

Les aventures de Ray Gliss: Le Cloître de New York. Writ., François Benoit. Éditions Ovale, 3e trimestre 1986.

 PERIODICAL TEXT & GRAPHIC:

 Content story:

 chickaDEE, 29-10, Dec. 2007: “The Woodland Snow Games” Writ., Chieri Uegaki: 22-25.  Batard Press Canada. Colour.

GALLERY:

C:\Users\Robert\Documents\CARTOONING ILLUSTRATION ANIMATION\IMAGE BY CARTOONIST\S\SIMARD Renee, CickaDEE, Dec. 2007, 22.jpg ChickaDEE, 29-10, Dec. 2007: 22.

C:\Users\Robert\Documents\CARTOONING ILLUSTRATION ANIMATION\IMAGE BY CARTOONIST\S\SIMARD Renee, CickaDEE, Dec. 2007, 23.jpg ChickaDEE, 29-10, Dec. 2007: 23.

C:\Users\Robert\Documents\CARTOONING ILLUSTRATION ANIMATION\IMAGE BY CARTOONIST\S\SIMARD Renee, CickaDEE, Dec. 2007, 24.jpg ChickaDEE, 29-10, Dec. 2007: 24.

C:\Users\Robert\Documents\CARTOONING ILLUSTRATION ANIMATION\IMAGE BY CARTOONIST\S\SIMARD Renee, CickaDEE, Dec. 2007, 25.jpg ChickaDEE, 29-10, Dec. 2007: 25.

SIMARD Jean

SIMARD Jean

Born 1916, in Québec.

He studied classics at Petite Séminaire de Québec then studied and graduated in 1939 from École des Beaux-Arts in Montréal. He later taught at that school from 1947 to 1957.

He designed 33 water colour drawings for the 38 postcard set “Des métiers traditionels et des scenes folkloriques”. Published by Production Lacia Enrg in Quebec City. Henri Beaulac designed the other 5.

WORK:

ILLUSTRATOR:

POST CARD:

Series:

“Des métiers traditionels et des scenes folkloriques.”
La Calèche. La Fileuse.

SOURCE:

Internet:

“Index of Canadian Illustrators.” www.canadianillustraotrs.wikidot.com/s . Accessed 27 May 2018.

SIM Deni

SIM Deni 

See LOUBERT Deni

 

SIM Dave

SIM Dave

C:\Users\Robert\Documents\CARTOONING ILLUSTRATION ANIMATION\IMAGE OF PERSON\S\SIM Dave, Comics Journal 192, 88.jpg                                        Comics Journal, 192, December 1996: 88.

Born May 1956 in Hamilton.

Creator of Cerebus the Aardvark, Canada’s longest running comic book and one most coveted by U.S. collectors. He was also co-founder of Aardvark-Vanaheim Inc.

He was a Kitchener grade 11 dropout.

WORK:

CARTOONIST:

PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Content story:

AV In 3D, 1-1, December 1984: “Cerebus Dreams II”. This is a story done in a 3 Dimensional format.

Gene Day’s Black Zeppelin, 1-1, April 1985: “Adriene All Alone”.

Gene Day’s Black Zeppelin, 1-5, Oct. 1986:                                                                                “Life’s End.” Assist., Gene Day :9-17.                                                                                “Grave Digger’s Banquet”: Assist., Gene Day. 18-20.

Oktoberfest, 1-1, Fall 1976:                                                                                                          “The Beavers in October”: Inside front cover.                                                                      “The Beavers in the Ticket”: Inside back cover.                                                                  “The Beavers in the Trophy”: 23-31.                                                                                    “ Uncle Hans in the October Quest”: 1-20.

PERIODICAL TEXT & GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Content story:

Borealis, 1-2, Spring 1979: “The Space Beavers”: 5.

CARTOONIST, ILLUSTRATOR & WRITER:

Cerebus Archive: Reprints of Sim’s work in magazine format.
1, Apr. 2009.

2, June 2009.

 3, Aug. 2009.

4, Oct. 2009.

 5, Dec. 2009.

6, Feb. 2010.

 7, Apr. 2010.

8, June 2010.

 9, Aug. 2010.

ILLUSTRATOR:

BOOK GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Cover front:

The Comic Eye, 2007. Colour cover. Black & white content.

PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Cover front & back:

Oktoberfest, 1-1, Fall 1976.

Content:

Portrait:

Captain Canuck, First Summer Special, July-Sept. 1980: “Captain Canuck”: 36.

Story:

Borealis, 1-1, Summer 1978: “Apogee.” Writ., Spider,Robinson: 9.

Gene Day’s Black Zeppelin, 1-4, March 1: “An Evil Clause.” Writ., Dave McCarthy: 986.

Low Society, Ed., Rob Walton. Comic Lab Press. 2013: “Legacy AKA: Issue 300.1.” Writ., Jamie Bullock. Let., Ron Kasman: 33-38.

WRITER:

PERIODICAL GRAPHIC:

Content:

Memoir text:

Ali-Baba, 1-1, 1992: “Ali Baba: Recollections”: 9.

Serial:

Ali-Baba, 1-1, 1992: “The Blood Temple Beckons.” Writ., Lay., Dave Sim. Writ., Dave Darrigo. Pen., Steve Leblanc. In., Let., Ron Kasman. 10-17. The Ali-Baba story was originated by Dave Sim then fleshed out by James Waley.

Story:

Oktoberfest, 1-1, Fall 1976: “ Cap’n Riverrat and Horatio: The Stowawy.” Illus., Gene Day: 32-36.

Star Reach Greatest Hits. Star Reach Productions, 1979: “I’m God.” Illus., Fabio Gasbarri..

PERIODICAL TEXT & GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Content:

Interview text:

Now and Then Times, 1-1, Summer 1972:                                                                                    “A Conversation with Adrian & Pat Dingle and Bill Thomas”.                                              “Al Hewitson”.                                                                                                                      “An Interview With Jerry Lazare”.                                                                                        “Jim Mooney”.                                                                                                                      “Joe Kubert.”.                                                                                                                      “T. Casey Brennan”.

Review text:

Now and Then Times, 1-1, Summer 1972:                                                                                    “Joe Kubert’s Tarzan.”                                                                                                        “Wayne Boring.”

WRITER & ILLUSTRATOR:

PERIODICAL TEXT & GRAPHIC:

Content:

Biography & portrait:

Borealis,1-1, Summer 1978: “Gene Day: A Portfolio”: 12.(includes a drawing of Gene Day.)

Comment:

Comics Journal, 105, February 1986: “Executive’s Forum: A Declaration of Independence”: 87-90.

CO-CARTOONIST:

BOOK GRAPHIC:

Content history & Cover book front & back:

The Strange Death Of Alex Raymond. Co-car., Carson Grubaugh. Living The Line, August 2021.

PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Content story:

Oktoberfest, 1-1, Fall 1976: “Uncle Hans.” Co-car., Gene Day: 21-22.

EDITOR:

PERIODICAL TEXT & GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:

Now and Then Times, 1-1, Summer 1972.

Now and Then Times, 1-2, 1973.

SOURCE:

Book:

Dave Sim: Conversations. Ed., Eric Hoffman & Dominick Grace. University Press of Mississippi, 2013.

Article periodical:

Comic Fandom’s Forum, 9, Oct. 1982:                                                                                          “A Talk With An Aadvark.” Interviewer, Maggie Thompson: 42-49.

Comics Journal,….:

082, July 1983: “Dave & Deni Sim: A Talk With The Famous Artist (And His Lovely            Publisher Too) Pt. 1.” Inter., Kim Tompson: 66-83.

083, August 1983: “Dave & Deni Sim: A Talk With …) Pt. 2.” Inter…, K. Tompson. 59-81.

100, July 1985: “Dave Sim Interview.” Inter., Heidi Macdonald: 144-148.

107, 1992: “Cerebus.” Inter., Steve Bissette: 8-39.

184, February 1996: “Dave Sim Interview, Pt. 1.” Inter., Tom Spurgeon: 68-106.

192, December 1996: “Dave Sim Interview, Pt. 2.” Inter., T. Spurgeon: 69-89.

Comics Scene …:

2-8, March 1983: “Dave & Deni Sim, Part 1.” Writ., David McDonnell: 20-26.

2-9, May 1983: “Dave & Deni Sim, Part 2.” Writ., David McDonnell: 56- 62..

Heroes Illustrated …:

1-5, November 1993: “Spotlight on Dave Sim.” Writ., Steven Darnall: 64-67.

Wizard,

17, Jan. 1993: “A Boy And His Aardvark.” Inter., Paul J. Grant: 56-59.

Article newspaper:

Toronto Sun, 11 Jan. 1987: “Fab Funnies.” Writ., Dan Proudfoot: C8.

Toronto Star, 27 Feb.1987: “Here’s your guide to superheroes of Canadian comics”: D6.

SILVERWING

SILVERWING (SHADE)

Based on a silver-haired bat character called “Shade” this television animated series began in 2003 and ran for thirteen episodes. It was based on Kenneth Oppel’s best-selling novel Silverwing, (1997) which was followed by: Sunwing, Firewing and Darkwing.

For the series, the writers were Gary Jones & Richard Side. The director was Keith Ingram and the producer was Cathy Schoch. The animation company was Bardel Entertainment located in Vancouver British Columbia.

SOURCE:

Article periodical:

Kayak, 63, February 2018: “Not Real But Really Famous”: 14.

Internet:

“Silverwing (TV series)”. Wikipedia the free encyclopedia, 1 February, 2018. Accessed 20 Feb. 2018.

“Bardel Entertainment.” Wikipedia the free encyclopedia, 16 February, 2018. Accessed 20 Feb. 2018.

 

SILVER SNAIL   

SILVER SNAIL                                                                                                                    Location: 321 Queen Street. West, Toronto, Ontario.                                                        Owner: Ron Van Leeuwen.

A comic book retail outlet owned by Ron Van Leeuwen, at one point it owned Andromeda Publications Ltd. and Andromeda Distribution. Ron Van Leeuwen sold it and it was moved to the plaza on the corner of Dundas and Yonge Streets in Toronto. It ceased operations in 2016.

 

SIGN OF FREEDOM

SIGN OF FREEDOM

Created by Adrian Dingle after he moved to Bell Features,

Jimmie Clarkson a Canadian Ace with the RAF is shot down over Berlin. Here he is rescued by Karen Von Bergner whose brother Otto leads an underground movement and is known as “The Sign of Freedom”. Otto is killed by the Gestapo but before he dies he names Jimmie as his successor and “The Sign of Freedom. What follows is Jimmie’s adventures against the Nazi.

MEDIUM:

PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:                                                                          Published by Bell Features & Publishing Ltd.

Content serial:

Commando Comics,… no date: “Sign Of Freedom.” Car., Adrian Dingle: … Black & white
 

4: 12-17.

5: 11-16.

 12: 29-33

 

14: 43-48.

 16: 48-53.

17: 34-39.

18: 51-56.

SOURCE:

Article book:

The World Encyclopedia of Comic., Ed., Maurice Horn. Chelsea House Publishers, 1976: “Dingle, Adrian (1912-1974).” Writ., Peter Harris: 208.

Article newspaper:

Globe and Mail, 23 Oct.1982: “Whatever Happened to …?” Writ., Peter Harris.  Fanfare 7.

SIEVEWRIGHT Kara

SIEVEWRIGHT Kara

She has a Master of Fine Arts from the University of British Columbia. She has produced graphic stories for Broken Pencil, carte blanche, filling station and World War Three Illustrated,

She lives in Haida Gwaii.

WORK:

CARTOONIST:

PERIODICAL TEXT:

Content story graphic:

 Descant, 164, Spring 2014: “The Crab Catchers”: 44-54.

SOURCE:

Article periodical:

Descant, 164, Spring 2014: 254.