Episode #4 is a voyage into the center of Comic Book Culture.
This episode paints a portrait of comic culture that not only introduces some incredible
graphic artists from the Philippines but it also spans the complete spectrum
from the opening animations to the international Cosplay. This is a must see
episode for all who enjoy and live within the realm of Comic Book Culture.
In episode #4 of Comic Book Culture, we highlight a wide variety
of mainstream and independent comic artistry from Canada, the Philippines,
Singapore, and the United States. We visit with the people from Pulp Comics in
Niagara Falls Canada as they celebrate their stores 4th anniversary.
Then its video and board games with Daniel Awadalla over at One
Million Comix in Toronto. There is more comic culture as the artists and
cosplayers at the Unplugged 2 weekend expo and mini Con get going. Our
friend Rob Walton drops by. He is a well known veteran cartoonist and animation
director. He explains the basics of comic
book structure and design for all the indie producers out there. Christopher
Yao enlightens us on the art of creating children's comics. We visit Leonard
Kirk from Marvel Comic as he shares the details on how he got into the business
and stay there. If that wasn't enough,
throughout the show we showcase enthusiast Cosplayers from Costa Rica, Brazil,
Austria, the United States and Canada.
This is Comic Book Culture’s final episode for 2013. We have
been fortunate enough to establish some warm relationships with the people that
work behind the scenes so that the public can escape and live within the moment
born of imagination. We watch as some of our guests dress up and perform as
their way to participate and some translated a story into a tangible and visual
medium that we can see and share all throughout the YouTube world.
On December 15th the epic episode titled, The
Animation Buffet closes out our year. This is our first mini animation festival
and is open to all who wish to participate. There is space for only a limited
number of entries. With this in mind, we will make selections from the pool of
entries and knowing how much talent is in the comic book world today, early
submission is recommended. This international event will be our big finish for
the year and based on the entries we currently have in hand, it promises to be a
very entertaining way to say Merry Christmas, from your friendly neighborhood, Comic Book Culture...
Episode #4 - YouTube
