Some quick links.

Item: Dinosaur Comics’ Ryan North talks internet woes with the Globe and Mail.

Item: Ed Brisson notes that there will be no Vancouver Comics Jam in July.

Item: Walrus comics blogger Sean Rogers talks about David Mazzucchelli.

Item: Robert Fulford writes about Harvey Kurtzman and Mad for the Post.

Item: Seth tells us why George Sprott will be one of Amazon’s best books of 2009.

Item: The Wizard Toronto comic convention has a new logo.

Item: Iranian-Canadian policart Nik Kowsar talks to the Washington Post about his experiences on the wrong side of the law in Iran.

Item: In case you missed yesterday’s Summer Reading entry, the big (old) news is that Les 400 Coups has started a new imprint for genre comics/bd, entitled Rotor.

Item: Montreal weekly The Hour reviewed Adrian Tomine’s 32 Stories and Shortcomings published by D&Q