The New Captain Canuck trailer is here. The "2nd Season" web series starts on Halloween!
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Showing posts with label canuck. Show all posts
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Thursday, 25 June 2015
Custom Canuck Comic Boxes
More pics of the new custom #Captaincanuck #comic boxes. They're awesome, sorry you have to wait until September. ;) pic.twitter.com/MM1S6A32uz— Captain Canuck (@CaptainCanuck) June 24, 2015Wednesday, 27 May 2015
1st Edition Captain Canuck out today
http://www.firstcomicsnews.com/?p=140490
With Captain Canuck #1 coming out Wednesday we wanted to share “Who’s Who in Captain Canuck” from the Free Comic Book Day edition.
With Captain Canuck #1 coming out Wednesday we wanted to share “Who’s Who in Captain Canuck” from the Free Comic Book Day edition.
Friday, 16 January 2015
Tuesday, 22 July 2014
Tuesday, 17 June 2014
@CaptainCanuck Variant Summer Special
Here is a variant of the upcoming Summer Special by the brilliant George Freeman. A limited number of variants will be available through captaincanuck.com and participating comic stores across Canada. A list of the stores will be posted online shortly!
Monday, 16 June 2014
@CaptainCanuck set to Celebrate #CanadaDay !
In celebration of the great nation of Canada, Captain Canuck Incorporated is releasing the 1st Annual Captain Canuck Canada Day Edition.
WHEN & WHERE : From June 28- July 1st, 2014, the Canada Day edition will be distributed free through comic book stores, public libraries, convenience stores and shopping malls across Canada. After July 1st, it will be sold at comic book shops across Canada for $2.99.
Thursday, 1 May 2014
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
@CaptainCanuck to Celebrate Canada Day with New Edition!
A patriotic superhero with ties to Calgary will be the focus of a new Canada Day edition.
Given that Captain Canuck has been fighting for truth, justice and the Canadian way for nearly 40 years, it may seem strange that he has yet to star in a “Canada Day” edition. But creator and former Calgarian Richard Comely used the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo on Saturday to announce the first of what he hopes will become an annual tradition.
The Captain Canuck Canada Day Edition will be released June 28 and feature two adventures, a listing of cultural events across Canada and a list of comic-book stores and conventions.
Best of all, it will be made available for free through public libraries and comic book stores across the nation, beginning June 28.
Captain Canuck was born in Winnipeg, the brainchild of Comely and friend Ron Leishman who had met at a Mormon church. Four issues were published in 1975 before the character was reborn (in the first of many reincarnations) in Calgary in 1979.
Those early issues were illustrated by George Freeman and Raymond, Alberta’s Claude St. Aubin, who are both involved in the new edition. It’s the first time in 33 years that Comley, Freeman and St. Aubin have collaborated.
Given that Captain Canuck has been fighting for truth, justice and the Canadian way for nearly 40 years, it may seem strange that he has yet to star in a “Canada Day” edition. But creator and former Calgarian Richard Comely used the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo on Saturday to announce the first of what he hopes will become an annual tradition.
The Captain Canuck Canada Day Edition will be released June 28 and feature two adventures, a listing of cultural events across Canada and a list of comic-book stores and conventions.
Best of all, it will be made available for free through public libraries and comic book stores across the nation, beginning June 28.
Captain Canuck was born in Winnipeg, the brainchild of Comely and friend Ron Leishman who had met at a Mormon church. Four issues were published in 1975 before the character was reborn (in the first of many reincarnations) in Calgary in 1979.
Those early issues were illustrated by George Freeman and Raymond, Alberta’s Claude St. Aubin, who are both involved in the new edition. It’s the first time in 33 years that Comley, Freeman and St. Aubin have collaborated.
Saturday, 26 April 2014
@CaptainCanuck hanging out @CalgaryExpo Great to see you guys!
It was great to see the incomparable Richard Comely, creator of the original Captain Canuck and his "new guard" at Expo this year.
They have plans for a comic book series, animated shows, and the second draft of the feature film script is done!
Me and the new Captain horsing around
Friday, 4 April 2014
#CaptainCanuck vs. #CaptainAmerica
Look at some of Canada's most fearless heroes and break down their chances against the first Avenger
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/04/02/captain-america-vs-canadian-superheroesCaptain Canuck
The hero of a self-titled indie comic launched in the mid-70s, Captain Canuck was originally imagined as a secret agent who gained powers after coming in contact with aliens, and patrolled the futuristic Canada of the 1990s, where our nation was the most powerful on Earth. Seems plausible.
Could he beat Captain America?
This hoser? Fat chance.
The hero of a self-titled indie comic launched in the mid-70s, Captain Canuck was originally imagined as a secret agent who gained powers after coming in contact with aliens, and patrolled the futuristic Canada of the 1990s, where our nation was the most powerful on Earth. Seems plausible.
Could he beat Captain America?
This hoser? Fat chance.
Tuesday, 18 March 2014
Thanks @HopeLNicholson for setting us straight on #CanadianSuperheroes
Just a little Canadian Superhero historic timeline for your Tuesday.
In order of appearance, Maple Leaf Superheroes: Canada Jack, @CaptainCanuck, Captain Canada, Guardian, Northguard pic.twitter.com/DBh06f2SbU
— Hope Nicholson (@HopeLNicholson) March 18, 2014Tuesday, 11 March 2014
@CaptainCanuck Comic Cover, this is great!
Polite line art from @LeonardKirk pic.twitter.com/ykiK6hNQEP
— Captain Canuck (@CaptainCanuck) March 11, 2014Monday, 13 January 2014
@CaptainCanuck shout out on The SImpsons
@CaptainCanuck @2muchimfo @TheSimpsons here is your screencap of Captain Canuck Bobblehead in the Simpsons. pic.twitter.com/yhGY05kxzu— Stoo Metz (@StooMetz) January 13, 2014Saturday, 4 January 2014
@CaptainCanuck uniform. SWEET!
Watch the @udreplicas Captain Canuck suit come to life in these new process photos! Photo 2/2 pic.twitter.com/FSqdLKg3IE
— Captain Canuck (@CaptainCanuck) January 4, 2014Saturday, 14 December 2013
@CaptainCanuck was born in......
Did you know: Captain Canuck was born in Flin Flon, #Manitoba. pic.twitter.com/O0XOQ5sEKe— Captain Canuck (@CaptainCanuck) December 11, 2013@CaptainCanuck Action Figure Coming Soon!
Following his new animated web series, Canada’s own iconic champion, Captain Canuck gets the action figure kids have been looking for since his debut in 1975 with a new release from Odeon Toys.
He’s been on a postage stamp, even the cover of Time, but for decades, Superman had one thing over Canada’s Superhero… an action figure. Canadian toy maker Odeon toys in creative partnership with EMCE toys and Big B Comics are righting that wrong. The 8 inch tall figure which will retail for $24.99 will have the look and feel of a toy released when the first issue of Captain Canuck, by creator Richard Comely, hit news stands in 1975.
“We were looking for an iconic Canadian character for our first release, and I can think of none better than Captain Canuck ” said Sam Noir, project coordinator at Odeon. He added “I was one of those kids who looked for a Canuck figure on toy shelves in the 1970s, I must admit, we’re pretty excited to be doing this.”
Thursday, 12 December 2013
#ThrowbackThursday @CaptainCanuck
#ThrowbackThursday brings us this issue of #TIMEMagazine from 1997. What were you up to that year? pic.twitter.com/IxPzwUTOCK
— Captain Canuck (@CaptainCanuck) December 12, 2013Monday, 9 December 2013
Thursday, 14 November 2013
Retro Captain Canuck! @ctncanuck
Throwback Thursday: The very first Canuck merchandise. Anyone still have one of these neato shirts? #fashion #retro pic.twitter.com/49okjiiOab
— Captain Canuck (@ctncanuck) November 14, 2013
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