Brendan Montgomery, Editor in Chief of Sequential Magazine is pleased to announce, on behalf of the Sequential Magazine Awards Committee that The Hey Kids Comics Radio Show has been selected as a finalist for the Favourite Podcast Award for 2019.
The Hey Kids Comics Radio Show has been proudly hosted right here on First Comics News for many years.
The Sequential Magazine awards recognize excellence in the Canadian independent comic book community with the goal of promoting Canadian creators to a broader audience. They select their nominees from public submission and their own choices based on their impressions of the quality of work. The Awards Committee choose a limited number of finalists per category to give the public a curated list of the best of the past year. Then the public will cast votes to determine the winner of each award (one vote per person). The goal is to have these awards to encourage engagement with your readers to grow and strengthen the Canadian indie comics community.
If you are interested in voting for The Hey Kids Comics Radio Show please follow the link HERE!
About Author
Martin Boruta has been reading comic books and graphic novels for 50+ years (he reads books without pictures too, just sayin’). A lifelong fan of Captain Canuck, Martin is the curator of The Unofficial Yet Definitive Captain Canuck Comicography website. Since 2016, Martin has been reviewing comic books and highlighting great new Kickstarter projects at First Comics News. Martin’s writting has also been featured in Sequential Magazine. For over two-hundred episodes, Martin enjoyed teaming up with his pals and sharing hosting duties on The Hey Kids Comics Radio Show broadcast on Trent Radio 92.7 CFFF FM in lovely Peterborough, ON Canada, and still available at The Hey Kids Comics Radio Show website. Martin is a founding member of the Canadian Comic Book Alliance. In his various adventures, Martin has demonstrated an innate ability to spell “Erik Larsen” incorrectly.
Martin’s “day job” is owner of Shaw Computer Systems Inc., an Information Technology consultancy firm in Peterborough, ON, specializing in Managed Services for small to mid-sized businesses since 1980.
In the past, Martin served in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve as a member of the Cadet Instructors List (Cadre), reaching the Queen’s Commissioned rank of Captain, was awarded a Baronship of Sealand, and was ordained as a Reverend in the Universal Life Church while watching an episode of Monster Garage.
