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The Cost To Make A Comic Book
Cost Considerations for Making a Comic Book
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Printing Options for Your Comic Book
How to Advertise Your Comic Book
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Recommended Publishers for Your Comic Book
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Summary: Learn how to find collaborators and flesh out your creative team when making a comic book in this free instructional graphic art video.
Dan Head is a veteran writer and small press comic publisher. He wrote and self-published his first graphic novel, Bronx Angel: Politics By Another Method, in 2005. It has since been...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Dan Head. And today, we're going to talk about how to self publish your own comic or graphic novel. Okay, so you're ready to make comics. Where are you going to find your team? Well, the obvious answer is the internet. There are any number of websites out there, such as, ComicJobs.com, DigitalLiving.com, and PencilJack.com, where the wanna-be comic creators hang out and quite honestly look for work. You can find any number of collaborators at any level that you're willing to participate. If you've got the money to hire professionals, you can hire professionals. If you have a little extra money, you can hire somebody who dabbles or who is maybe a college student but still has skills. And if you've got an infinite amount of patience and you don't necessarily have a deadline, you can even try to find collaborators who will work for free. That's difficult to do, but it can happen. "
eHow Article: Finding Collaborators for Your Comic Book
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