Toronto, city of swords and sorcery. Toronto, the post-apocalyptic wasteland. From condo supervillains to the zombies of Yorkville, from flirty skyscrapers to vampire pigs, this book is a love letter to the city of Toronto. Our home is overflowing with gifted creators, and we want to share the breadth of diverse viewpoints that make Toronto so captivating. We’ve collected 3 Toronto, city of swords and sorcery. Toronto, the post-apocalyptic wasteland. From condo supervillains to the zombies of Yorkville, from flirty skyscrapers to vampire pigs, this book is a love letter to the city of Toronto. Our home is overflowing with gifted creators, and we want to share the breadth of diverse viewpoints that make Toronto so captivating. We’ve collected 30 stories from 46 local creators, from indie veterans and talented newcomers being published for the first time. Whether you’re a fan of sci-fi and fantasy, true history, slice-of-life, or any shade in between, there’s something in these pages just for you!
Toronto Comics: Volume 3
Toronto, city of swords and sorcery. Toronto, the post-apocalyptic wasteland. From condo supervillains to the zombies of Yorkville, from flirty skyscrapers to vampire pigs, this book is a love letter to the city of Toronto. Our home is overflowing with gifted creators, and we want to share the breadth of diverse viewpoints that make Toronto so captivating. We’ve collected 3 Toronto, city of swords and sorcery. Toronto, the post-apocalyptic wasteland. From condo supervillains to the zombies of Yorkville, from flirty skyscrapers to vampire pigs, this book is a love letter to the city of Toronto. Our home is overflowing with gifted creators, and we want to share the breadth of diverse viewpoints that make Toronto so captivating. We’ve collected 30 stories from 46 local creators, from indie veterans and talented newcomers being published for the first time. Whether you’re a fan of sci-fi and fantasy, true history, slice-of-life, or any shade in between, there’s something in these pages just for you!
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Maggie Gordon –
Toronto Comics is a collection of local works set in the city. Some are general fiction, some fantastical, others science fiction. Most of the artists are amateurs, so you are reading work by people who are still learning and progressing in their art (well, everyone should always be learning and progressing, but these folks are a bit earlier in their career). Some are very strong, some not so much. But I love supporting and reading work from up and coming creators, so the Toronto Comics are alwa Toronto Comics is a collection of local works set in the city. Some are general fiction, some fantastical, others science fiction. Most of the artists are amateurs, so you are reading work by people who are still learning and progressing in their art (well, everyone should always be learning and progressing, but these folks are a bit earlier in their career). Some are very strong, some not so much. But I love supporting and reading work from up and coming creators, so the Toronto Comics are always on my "must Kickstart" list! Plus it is so much fun to read a bunch of visual stories set in my city :D
Mert –
Torontolu yerel sanatçıların çizgi hikayelerinden oluşan bir antoloji kitabı. Beklediğimden daha eğlenceli çıktı. Yüksek beklentilerle değil de, kısa vakitlerde (yatmadan önce mesela) atıştırmalık okunabilir.
Antuane –
from the book i really liked how all illustrators came together and put each one of their short story for the comic book also i liked how each setting of each short story in the comic book still took place in TORONTO even though all of the story was different from eachother
Chris Parsons –
TCAF, you call. I hear.
Robert –
It's an anthology. Some stories are better than others, but averages out pretty well. It's an anthology. Some stories are better than others, but averages out pretty well.
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