We put together this “how-to” guide for those of you indie comic book creators who are looking to take their creation from pen and paper (or digital drawing board) to other mediums, and in front of other people.
Hopefully, when you start thinking “how do I…” you’ll think of Indie Comics Zone, and we’d like to have the answers for you here.
Please let us know if you have a suggestion for how-to guides that you’d like to see in the future.
This comes up a lot — so we decided to put together a quick how-to guide, giving you the steps getting your project on Indie Comics Zone!
Perhaps the most difficult part of getting your indie comic book created — paying for it. While the writing, art, printing, and digital distribution are sometimes tough, this piece is critical. Here is a big list of firms that can help you get your indie comic book project funded!
Also, we hosted a panel of crowdfunding experts at GalaxyCon Richmond in March 2024, who discussed some of the ways they’ve funded their projects, and some advice for folks who are looking to fund their projects as well. After hearing feedback, we’re creating short versions of the panel, which break up each Q&A section:
• Basic advice for creators starting their crowdfunding journey
• Besides Kickstarter, what’s your opinion on those alternative platforms?
If you’ve been successful at creating your own stories, and you’ve been self-publishing for a while, then you might think about pitching yourself to one of the big publishers out there — which is why we came up with this guide titled — “How Do I Pitch My Comic Book Project?”
We’ve put together a how-to guide for those who are looking to publish their own indie comic book. Thanks to interviews from creators, ratings, and additional information, you’ll want to check out this list of companies who can print your comic — on paper.
Coming soon!
We’ve pulled together a list of some websites and writers who are looking to write about comic books. The focus of this list, of course, is sites who are interested in Indie Comic Books. Check out the list here!
This comes up quite a bit — where can I find a list of these publishers who are not Marvel or DC? That’s a big ask, but we’ve tried to do it for you. Check out our list … but note that this list does not include Manga, and focuses on U.S./Canadian firms.