As your webcomic develops and grows, chances are you’ll need to supplement your income. Some people choose a day job, and others take on freelance work. Here are some sites that could help with both.
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Webcomics Weekly LIVE: Calgary Comics & Entertainment Expo (Part One) from Brad Guigar on Vimeo.
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Special thanks to John Glynn, Vice President of Acquisitions and Rights with Universal Press Syndicate, for offering some great advice on writing:
Ah … hello there, I am a syndicate comics editor. And I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking, “How did you get in here?”
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Thanks to Tyler James for passing this along:
There are now a bunch of convenient apps that let you establish a Facebook storefront — linked with Paypal — and add it to your Facebook Fanpage.
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Recently, The Daily Show had a great interview with Newsweek Editor Jon Meacham about how Newsweek was going up for sale after over 30 years with the Washington Post. In the interview, he covers some interesting ground. He said that publishers and print media have been doing daily/weekly/monthly updates in print and then putting the best stuff online — and suggesting reversing that method by updating regularly online, and collecting the best stuff in print for those that want it.
Sound like a familiar approach?
Another practical piece incoming.
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From the Private Forum:
Don’t know if anyone’s posted this yet, but Jeph has written a decent article on starting a webcomic called SO YOU WANT TO START A WEBCOMIC. It’s here
http://jephjacques.tumblr.com/post/596723785/so-you-want-to-start-a-webcomic
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This discount has been expanded, so please read the entire post.
Webcomics.com members are eligible for a special discount on 36″W x 79″H retractable banners at BannersNStands.com.
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The “America’s Next Great Cartoonist” contest sponsored by the Washington Post originally featured some terms and conditions that many — including Webcomics.com and the Ethics Committee of the National Cartoonists Society — found troubling. They have updated their legal agreement to address many, if not all, of those concerns.
You should take some time to read over the entire rules if you’re considering entering this contest. We’ll look at a few key changes.
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Join Kris Straub, Scott Kurtz and Brad Guigar in a live presentation of their popular Webcomics Weekly podcast. This one went extra innings, so it’s in two parts.
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