Here’s my chat with Craig Yeung. Podcast available on Apple Podcasts and player.FM
Craig is an artist who’s worked on a variety of projects for Marvel including X-Men: Legacy, The Runaways, The Mighty Avengers and more. For DC Comics, Craig worked as an artist and inker on Arrow Season 2.5, Batman Beyond: Batgirl Beyond, and Batman: Arkham Unhinged.
During our chat, Craig talked about his most recent work on Daughters of the Dragon: Deep Cuts. He also chatted about his expectations for the upcoming Marvel Shang Chi movie having worked on the Shang Chi: Deadly Hands of Kung Fu mini-series. Craig also offered his insights on what didn’t work on the Marvel/Netflix Iron Fist series and what he foresees happening with the Shang Chi movie.
You can discover more about Craig on Twitter at @ csyeung and on Instagram at Instagram.com/craigyeung/
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Here’s some of the current news about Canadian comic book creators and supporters.
The Harvard Crimson published an interview with Renee Nault about her graphic novel The Handmaid’s Tale. When describing her creative process, Renee was quoted as saying: “I always work traditionally — I just really like the feeling of it. Even though digital is a lot faster, working traditionally you make a lot of little mistakes that give the work its personality. So, in terms of tools, I usually just use regular watercolors and ink — I don’t deviate too much from that.” You can read more at TheCrimson.com
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2019/4/2/renee-nault-interview/
Barnes and Noble published their list of the best graphic novels for April 2019. The list includes:
– War Bears by Margaret Atwood and Ken Steacy
– Transformers: Unicron with art by Alex Milne
– Archie Meets Batman ’66 with art by J. Bone
– Planet of the Apes: When Worlds Collide written by Ryan Ferrier
– Leaving Richard’s Valley by Michael DeForge
– Exorsisters Vol. 1 by Ian Boothby and Gisèle Lagacé
You can read more at BarnesAndNoble.com
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/blog/sci-fi-fantasy/the-best-comics-and-graphic-novels-of-april-2019/
The Toronto Star published the Loan Stars top picks for Canadian librarians. Loan Stars’ monthly lists of the top 10 upcoming books are voted on by library staff across Canada and organized by BookNet Canada and the Canadian Urban Libraries Council. The list includes:
– Death Threat by Vivek Shraya and Ness Lee
– When I Arrived At The Castle by Emily Carroll
You can read more at TheStar.com
https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/books/2019/03/29/loan-stars-canadian-librarians-top-picks-for-april-now-including-kids-books.html
On the calendar this weekend is Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con featuring Ty Templeton in St. Louis, Missouri. More details are available on wizardworld.com/comiccon/st-louis
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