Still very behind on #Inktober, but determined not to fail.
Anyway, here. Have a cheat sheet I can guarantee will annoy a lot of comic publishers. :V
Anyway, here. Have a cheat sheet I can guarantee will annoy a lot of comic publishers. :V
CAVEATS:
- This isn't a replacement for an agent. If you want an agent, get one.
- No such thing as One Size Fits All.
- Kickstarting a book is not easy and you may not ever wanna do it and I would not recommend it to ppl without online audiences. But ask anyway.
- This isn't a replacement for an agent. If you want an agent, get one.
- No such thing as One Size Fits All.
- Kickstarting a book is not easy and you may not ever wanna do it and I would not recommend it to ppl without online audiences. But ask anyway.
Also, I totally acknowledge this defaults to a more commercial approach to publishing, and a lot of these questions are unfair to hobby pubs, non-profit pubs, and collectives. But if you are approached by a for-profit, commercial pub? Defend yourself.
Working with a publisher is meant to be a mutually beneficial venture. They're not doing you a favor, and they shouldn't act like they are.
I'm not saying @ironcircuscomix is perfect; I'm PERPETUALLY BEHIND over here. But honestly, who isn't these days. :V
I'm not saying @ironcircuscomix is perfect; I'm PERPETUALLY BEHIND over here. But honestly, who isn't these days. :V
