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Tag Archives: business of comics
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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Tagged book review, business of comics, finances, small time operator, taxes
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Selling Out?
The Los Angeles Review of Books put out an article called “Selling Out the Newspaper Comic Strip” recently. Most of the article deals with Bill Watterson of Calvin & Hobbes fame and his fiery criticism of merchandising one’s art. The … Continue reading
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Tagged bill watterson, business of comics, charles schulz, dave sim, merchandising
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Why You Need A Business Plan
Today, I’m going to talk about an important aspect of the business of comics. What is it? It’s the business plan. I plan to discuss why a business plan for cartoonists is important. (On another note, it’s important for any … Continue reading
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You Need Creativity And…
Now that Furfright 2011 is out of the way, I have gotten a better perspective on the challenges I face…and no doubt others who make comics face. It’s not enough to have strong writing skills for making characters and building … Continue reading
