Two noted Toronto-area comic artists, and one self-published newcomer are on display this month at Artway Gallery in Shoppers World. Marcio Takara (The Incredibles: The Family Matters), Alex Milne (Transformers Armada: More Than Meets the Eye), and C. A. Seaman (Sargasso) are our three featured artists, each exemplifying different styles of cartoon art.

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• Transformers comic book artist Alex Milne, whose credits include the official adaptation of the 2007 movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, and the continuing title Transformers Armada: More Than Meets the Eye.	• C. A. Seaman is exhibiting art from his multi-part serial with illustrations, Sargasso. He has also published the book Tokyo- City on the Edge, a photographic essay, as well as two books on Nova Scotia. He branched out into manga in 1999, creating the Kaiten Angels for a VAB publication.	• Marcio Takara is currently drawing for The Incredibles: The Family Matters, a BOOM! Kids comic book based on the Disney-PIXAR movie.
DeviantArt Wikipedia	C.A. Seaman Sargasso	Official site DeviantArt

An additional cartoonist was previously announced, they have stepped out of the exhibit.

Alex Milne and Marcio Takara's titles on display are available for purchase at Stadium Comics. Located in Shoppers World near Staples and Oceans, noted comic book artists regularly attend Stadium Comics' events, sketching on site and signing copies of their issues.

About Artway Gallery
A community project of Visual Arts Brampton (VAB), Artway Gallery features monthly exhibits of its members and other area artists. VAB started Artway Gallery in 1997, moving the space to Shoppers World Brampton in 2005. Visual Arts Brampton is a 23-year-old non-profit group, which also runs youth art space Fridge Front Gallery and the World Art Gallery, featuring miniatures. Previous exhibits at Artway Gallery have featured mainly comic strip artists like Lynn Johnston (For Better or For Worse), Sandra Bell-Lundy (Between Friends), and Steve Nease (Pud).