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Self-Publish Your Own Comic Book

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

Here’s another article I’ve come across addressing self-publishing and the benefits of print-on-demand services for the beginner and those with limited budget / distribution. This one is done by Gary Picariello @ AssociatedContent.Com, it mentions a couple of resources for print-on-demand services & more, such as Lulu.Com, ComiXpress.ComDigitalWebbing.Com for classified ads related to comics & self-publishing via their talent search section.

Self-Publish Your Own Comic Book
Ok, I admit it: after I tuck in my daughter and kiss my wife goodnight, I retreat back into the small studio in the back of my house and…start drawing comic books! I’ve been illustrating “The Adventures of Jasmin” for about 11 years now.
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Benefits of Print-On-Demand for Your Comic Book

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

Pt. 2 of Dan Head’s Expert Village series about self-publishing comics. In this episode he’s given us a little gem as well, Ka-Blam! Digital Printing, a resource to get your comics & merch done up professionally at reasonable prices. For those of you that want to skip ahead, visit him on Expert Village.

Let me know what you think by leaving a comment, I will do my best to bring your more information & opinions from others that have experience in self-publishing comics and graphic novels.

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About the author:

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 picked up for a second printing by the Repercussion Comics Group. Dan has also worked professionally for Platinum Studios, has written and edited for the popular episodic webcomic Awesome Storm Justice 41, has finished writing and started production on a second graphic novel called Green Mountain Gunslinger, and has established himself as a noted columnist and comic reviewer at Paperbackreader.Com, where he is a full partner. Dan is currently at work on his first prose novel and runs the weekly Writing Exercises on the Awesome Storm Justice-41 forum.

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