Category Archives: business of comics

How to Advertise Free on Project Wonderful

Welcome back, readers and fans.  Last time, I told you about the wonderful website known as Project Wonderful (yes, I meant to say that twice).  You can advertise your site on there like your comic or webcomic if you have … Continue reading

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Comics Progress Report and Project Wonderful

Hello, Sunnyville fans.  I apologize about not updating yesterday.  Work on Sunnyville #15 remains slow but at least we are halfway through the story so far. There’s a photograph of proof that I am working – I’m pencilling the rough … Continue reading

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Sunnyville Ads to Get BIG EXPOSURE!

Greetings, friends.  I have some exciting news to share with you.  Tomorrow, I’ll wrap up my computer series and also I want to remind you to go back the Thunderchickens Kickstarter if you haven’t done so. Sometime ago, I reported … Continue reading

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How to Design a Comic Book Cover

Ladies and gentlemen, today I’m going to talk about a subject that is another big part of making comics.  If you didn’t read my tutorial about to actually put together a comic, then go back now and read over them. … Continue reading

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Book Review: Small Time Operator

It’s been awhile since I’ve done a book review.  As I’ve recently done my taxes, I thought I’d talk about a text that I own and have consulted when I decided to set up a company to produce and market … Continue reading

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How A Failed Kickstarter Led to A Successful Kickstarter

This entry is a personal one, but it makes me realize how far I’ve come. The Jan. 2017 Kickstarter to fund the Sunnyville Super Special #1 was a success.  Even I’m amazed at how it performed.  I’m already planning a … Continue reading

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The Basics of Copyright

Today, I will talk to you about a relevant subject when it comes to comics or, in fact, any intellectual property (literature, music, film, and so on).  It’s copyright.  Copyright itself is a vast subject and going over it in … Continue reading

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Movie Options and Mouse Guard

Some of you familiar with small press comics may be familiar with Mouse Guard.  This series, created by the spectacular David Petersen, is a fantastic comics read and also the winner of two Eisner Awards!  Seriously, if you have not … Continue reading

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Why My Kickstarter Failed

After watching videos on Kickstarter, reading articles on crowdfunding and signing on with crowdfunding discussion forums, I started writing notes in a notebook to learn everything I could. However, this was not enough.  I needed to take a look at … Continue reading

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1,000 True Fans

In my research in marketing and crowdfunding, I came across an article that I’ve heard about in the past. Written by Kevin Kelly, this is an article titled “1,000 True Fans”.  You can read the article in its entirety, but … Continue reading

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