July 19, 2019
The Globe and Mail Reviews Hamilton Gallery’s Canadian Indie Comics Exhibition
There’s a particularly fanciful example in This is Serious: Canadian Indie Comics, an ambitious survey now showing at ...
August 10, 2015
Julie Morstad on finding inspiration
It would be safe to say 2014 was a good year for Julie Morstad. How To (Simply Read Books), the Vancouve...
June 12, 2015
D+Q’s Starting Syllabus
‘DOGS & WATER’ (2004) (ANDERS NILSEN) Man and his kind-of best friend in a post-apocalyptic dystopia; spare...
February 8, 2013
Julie Morstad is “What We’re Loving” at the Paris Review
If you’re going to judge a book by its endpapers, then I recommend Julie Morstad’s The Wayside. I’ve spent a fair...
December 20, 2012
Paste Magazine says The Wayside “originates in the deep earnestness of childhood”
Somewhere between Emily Winfield Martin’s sweet vintage illustrations for The Black Apple and Hideo Nakata’s visions...
November 2, 2012
The Snipe acclaims Julie Morstad’s The Wayside
On Saturday Nov 3, Lucky’s Comics (3972 Main Street) in Vancouver will host an evening release party for Julie Morstad...
November 15, 2008
MILK TEETH reviewed by Partly Sunny
My boyfriend recently bought me a book called “Milk Teeth” by Vancouver artist Julie Morstad.
I was immediately dra...
November 5, 2008
RED COLORED ELEGY, MILK TEETH and AYA OF YOP CITY reviewed by LA CityBeat
In many ways, this year marks the tragic end of an era in political cartoons. In case you needed another reason to beli...






