So, you’ve got your comic all finished, printed, and ready to sell. You’ve spent years going to comic conventions as a fan and now you’re ready to be on the other side of the table, peddling your wares on your way to fame and fortune. Chances are you’ve got a table in the Small Press
How to (not) Create a Successful Webcomic
My writing partner and I are in the middle of our second graphic novel, Deputy Witch. As with our first, Vex, we decided to post it online for free instead of seeking traditional publishing. We figured it would have the potential for a wider audience than if it were a printed book. Especially a printed
Thoughts and Tips for Sketch Card Artists
After working for several years doing sketch card sets, I figured it wouldn’t hurt to talk about some of the things I’ve learned through experience and observation. If you’re wanting to get into doing sketch card sets, keep these in mind. Don’t miss your deadline. If it looks like you’re going to blow the deadline,
