Scott Pilgrim

Snow - Benjamin Rivers

TCAF 2011 Review: Snow

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Heavily embedded in the culture and locations of Queen Street West, Snow , by Benjamin Rivers, is a very Toronto-centric indie graphic novel. It's the 30-something equivalent of Brian Lee O’Malley’s Scott Pilgrim saga, but with a more culturally relevant storyline and less manga-influenced art.
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February Monthly Music

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As this year starts to get steady on its legs, we'll all need to find some new strength as well. This month’s picks will do just that for you – all of these acts radiate confidence and are really starting to come into their own. Let’s take a note from their songbook and get going!
Free Scott Pilgrim vs. the World at the Bloor Cinema

Free Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Screening

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On Friday, November 5th at 7:00 PM the Bloor Cinema presents a FREE fan screening of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World to be followed by a Q&A with director Edgar Wright, creator Bryan Lee O’Malley and actress Ellen Wong, with special guest moderator Don McKellar. Also, as a special treat for the hardcore Pilgrim fans we’ll be screening the ”˜Making of’ documentary featured on the Blu-Ray/DVD.
Hopeless Savages: Greatest Hits 2000 - 2010

Hopeless Savages: Greatest Hits
Review

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Hopeless Savages: Greatest Hits 2000 - 2010 brings together all the published issues of Jen Ven Meter's comic and a few colour stories that fill in key moments in the Hopeless Savage family drama. The collection features the art of Christine Norrie, Chynna Clugston Flores, Ross Campbell, Andi Watson, Becky Cloonan and Bryan Lee O’ Malley.

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
Fan Review

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Thus far this month That Shelf has featured several reviews of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World –you can check them out here . And here . These are excellent reviews, from the non-biased perspectives of writers who were not steeped in the books before watching the movie. This review is the opposite of that. I’ve […]

Scott Pilgrim’s Finest Hour Review

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I hate it when a beloved series rushes through its climax. I felt that with Y: The Last Man , and I’m currently feeling that creeping sensation with Ex Machina . Nothing worse than enjoying a series for years, anticipating the unique storytelling opportunities that only a finale can offer, and then discovering that the […]