(December 1995)

Nuage Editions, 1995 Series
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Price
9.95
Pages
68
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Indicia / Colophon Publisher
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Brand
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ISBN
0-921833-44-X Search at WorldCat
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Issue Notes

Tagline is "Making the World safe for Apostrophes!" Angloman was published shortly after the Quebec secession referendum of October 30, 1995, in which the No votes surpassed the Oui votes by about 1%.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents)

Angloman / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette
Colors
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman; West Island Lad; Poutinette
Keywords
political

Foreword (Table of Contents: 1)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script
Terry Mosher [as Aislin]
Pencils
Terry Mosher [as Aislin]
Inks
Terry Mosher [as Aislin]
Letters
?

Officially Registered Superheroes (Table of Contents: 2)

Angloman / character profile / 4 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman (Eaton M. McGill); West Island Lad (Jason Nirvana); Poutinette (Thérese Papineau); The Northern Magus (Pierre Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister); Power Chin (Brian Mulroney, Canadian Prime Minister); Le Capitaine Souche (Jacques Parizeau, Premier of Quebec); Blocman (Lucien Bouchard, Founder of the Bloc Québecois) Super Mario Boy (Mario Dumont, Leader of the Action Démocratique provincial party); Canada!Man (Jean Chrétien, Canadian Prime Minister); Dr. No; Bob Ray (Bob Rae, NDP Ontario Premier); Sgt. Preston of the Loonies
Keywords
political

Indexer Notes

Other characters include: Major Westmount (Sworthington-McGill)

Prologue (Table of Contents: 3)

Angloman / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Synopsis
Quebec City has lost the 2002 Winter Olympics. They have already lost their beloved Nordiques. Montreal shall learn what humiliation really means.
Keywords
political

Indexer Notes

This page is a prologue to the next story.

A Legend Is Born (Table of Contents: 4)

Angloman / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman; West Island Lad; Poutinette
Synopsis
From his Fortress of Two Solitudes in the former headquarters of the Sunlife Assurance Company, Angloman drags West Island Lad to battle a unilingual robotic menace destroying the Big O (Olympic Stadium). With Poutinette, the robots are defeated, but paperwork from La Régie des superhéros et pouvoirs surhumains may do in our heroes.
Keywords
political

Boys' Night Out (Table of Contents: 5)

Angloman / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman; Anglohound; Pierre Trudeau (as Northern Magus); Brian Mulroney (as Power Chin); Ronald Reagan (as Ronnie Raygun); Nancy Reagan (as Mommy Raygun)
Synopsis
The Northern Magus is taunting Power Chin, threatening Westmount.
Keywords
political

Banzai Dude! (Table of Contents: 6)

West Island Lad / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman; West Island Lad; NDG Ninja; Keanu Reeves
Synopsis
On patrol in NDG, West Island Lad is attacked by the NDG Ninja (formerly the Snowdon Ninja, until he moved).
Keywords
political

Slaves of the Ice Queen (Table of Contents: 7)

Poutinette / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Michel Lacombe
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Poutinette; Céline Dion (as Claudine Dionne); René Angélil (as René Diabolin)
Synopsis
A "Quarters" restaurant opens next to La Princess de la Petate. Poutine discovers that Claudine and René plan to enslave the world with junk food and junk music. Poutinette uses cholesterol with success against everyone but even her poutine does not work on the Ice Queen, who does not gain weight. Poutinette finally defeats Quebec's Princess of Pop by pointing out that she sings in English almost all the time and has become...an anglophone.
Keywords
political

Indexer Notes

Poutine (POO-TEEN) is made from French fries, cheese curds, and gravy. Nickels is a chain of restaurants owned by Céline Dion.

A Question of Danger (Table of Contents: 8)

Capitaine Souche / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Michel Lacombe
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Capitaine Souche; Bloc Man; Super Mario Boy; Dr. No; Canada!Man; Bob Ray
Synopsis
The Hellish Rockers are causing problems and our superheroes disagree about how to deal with them.
Keywords
political

Future...imparfait (Table of Contents: 9)

Angloman / comic story / 14 pages (report information)

Script
Mark Shainblum
Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Eric Theriault; Michel Lacombe (backgrounds)
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman; Capitaine Souche; West Island Lad; Angry Anglo; Northern Magus; Major Westmount; Capitaine Catholique
Synopsis
Capitaine Souche has a flashback to a traumatic childhood experience in a department store: in Eaton's, people spoke English. The Angry Anglo goes crazy about street name changes (St. James to St. Jacques, and Dorchester! Dorchester!), but Angloman calms him with the Richlergun. The Northern Magus sends them all back to 1948 where Angloman gives Eaton's employees French lessons, but Major Westmount and Capitaine Catholique argue against bilingualism, but the future has been changed.
Keywords
political

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 10)

Angloman / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Gabriel Morrissette
Inks
Gabriel Morrissette

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman
Keywords
political

[Back Cover] (Table of Contents: 11)

Angloman / character profile / 1 page (report information)

Script
?
Pencils
?
Inks
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Colors
?
Letters
?

Genre
humour; advocacy; satire-parody; superhero
Characters
Angloman; Mark Shainblum; Gabriel Morrissette
Synopsis
Profiles of Angloman and the authors.
Keywords
political

Indexer Notes

Includes a quote from Terry Mosher (as Aislin): "Angloman is a successful merge of comic strip fantasy with the cutting quality of political cartooning."

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Series Information
Table of Contents
  1. 0. [no title indexed]
    Angloman
  2. 1. Foreword
  3. 2. Officially Registered Superheroes
    Angloman
  4. 3. Prologue
    Angloman
  5. 4. A Legend Is Born
    Angloman
  6. 5. Boys' Night Out
    Angloman
  7. 6. Banzai Dude!
    West Island Lad
  8. 7. Slaves of the Ice Queen
    Poutinette
  9. 8. A Question of Danger
    Capitaine Souche
  10. 9. Future...imparfait
    Angloman
  11. 10. [no title indexed]
    Angloman
  12. 11. [Back Cover]
    Angloman
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