How Do I Get An Indie Comic Book Reviewed?

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How Do I Get An Indie Comic Book Reviewed?

Thanks for visiting Indie Comics Zone — a site designed to help you get published! One of the most important things you need to do, in order to get some attention, is to get your book reviewed. So, are a few sites which you can submit your work to:

The Beat is a website that covers news and reviews of the comic book industry, including indie titles. They have a section for independent comics, and you can submit your book for review by following their submission guidelines.

If one thinks of comic book reviews, then they might first think of Bleeding Cool. Their site is one of the most well-known of all review sites for Marvel, DC, and independent comic books.

Comic Bastards is a website that focuses on independent comics, specifically Manga and Anime-related titles. Check them out if you’re producing a comic book or WebToon in that style.

ComicBook.com reviews are mainly geared toward Marvel and DC issues, but they sometimes include indie titles. That is, Dark Horse, Image, and other “major” indie comic book issues.

Comic Book Resources is a popular website that covers news, reviews, and analysis of comic books and related media. They offer a section for independent comics where you can submit your book for review.

Comic Book Roundup is a website that aggregates reviews from various sources and scores each comic book. You can submit your book for review by following their submission guidelines.

The Comic Book Yeti is a great site which reviews independent comics. They will be happy to read submissions from new creators, so long as you follow their guidelines. Check out the Yeti, and read some of their wonderful reviews.

Comic Crusaders is a site which puts a special focus on reviewing indie comic books. They have quite a few reviews, and they even have a fantastic podcast as well. They are especially active on social media as well. Visit them today!

Den of Geek is another big site that does the occasional comic book review. However, these reviews are usually combined with how a franchise is reflected in the comic book and how it appears in other media, like television, movies, or video games.

The FANdemonium Network covers a number of media and genre. Their website says that if “you’re a movie fan, TV fan, book fan, or more — we’ve got you covered.” The best part of this website is their “small press” comic book reviews. This is where you can find reviews from small indie publishers.

Graphic Policy is a website that covers comic books, movies, TV shows, and more. Most importantly, they have a section for independent comics.

IGN is a huge website that you’ve probably read articles on before. They cover all things science fiction, comic book, and geek in-general. They also do the occasional comic book review.

Indie Comix Dispatch is run by friends of ours, who also do reviews exclusivity of indie comics. Visit their site, check out their reviews, and submit yours when you’re ready!

Indie Comix is a top destination for independent comic creators looking for some coverage. Be sure to keep them in mind when your book is ready for prime-time.

Multiversity Comics is a website that covers a wide range of comics, including independent titles. They have a dedicated section for independent comics, and you can submit your book for review by following their guidelines.

Omnicomic says that their aim is “to be the best at bringing geek news to geeks.” Among the geek news that Omnicomic has to serve up is reviews for indie comics.

The Pullbox says that they are the place to “get your geek on.” They also have a spot on their website created specifically to review independent comic books. Check them out and read some of their reviews while you’re there.

World Comic Book Review runs the gamut of reviews. They look at it all — or most of it. But, for our purposes, they have a special section of the site dedicated to indie comics and reviews. Check them out when you have a moment!

Other Reviewers

ComicBookSquares is a great site which focuses their efforts on backing and promoting indie comic book projects. They also do interviews, many of which are focused on indie comics creators. They also put their money where their mouth is, as they have backed quite a few projects on Kickstarter and other crowdfunding platforms.

Comiccon.com is another great site for comic book reviews. They cover both Marvel and DC Comics titles, as well as independent titles as well. Most of these are by creators that we all know very well, like Mark Millar and those at Image Comics. The cool thing about Comiccon.com is that they list how we creators can contact their writers directly on Twitter (mostly). That’s nice, because you can tag the writers on a pitch tweet, and they might just follow up with you!

FRANK MARTIN: Comic Writer and Author – Frank will review your work at his website. He does have some rules to remember, including that by “submitting you understand that the review of the work will be honest and true. That means good or bad.” Check out Frank’s indie comic book listing here.

Midlifegamergeek.com has a huge following on social media, and the man behind the site, Jason, writes excellent reviews of comic books. His site is a mix of content, meaning that he writes about video games, video game accessories, retro games, Marvel / DC and indie comics, and much more.

PLEASE NOTE: This list does not constitute any endorsement of products or services. This list is presented for informational purposes, and there is no guarantee or recommendation stated or implied.