How to Sell Your Small-press Book to Retailers Part 3 – 21 Tips from Actual Comic Book Retailers
21 tips on selling your small press books to retailers… from the mouths of retailers themselves!
Tag: creator-owned
Review: The Price
Glenn Arseneau and Allen Byrns give us an unusual, at times difficult oneshot that is worth a closer look.
Review: Zombie Outlaw #1
This week, we take a look at a self-published zombie comic. It’s got books and boobs, but does it have brains?
TPG Week 34: Padding Isn’t Your Friend
Welcome back to The Proving Grounds, one and all! This week, we have another Brave One who is new here. Let’s all welcome Lance Boone, as he brings us the first tale of Heaven’s Hitman Related Posts:TPG Week 73: Another Copyrighted Character!TPG Week 69: Bring Your Readers With You For The […]
Review: Aki Alliance
John Lees reviews a free 200-page graphic novel that’s free called Aki Alliance, which you can read online for free. Did I mention it’s free?
B&N Week 34: Working With An Editor, Pt 2
We finish up talking about working with an editor here. Have questions? Some of the answers may be inside!
Review: The Abnormals
This week, John Lees introduces you to The Abnormals, your new favorite superhero team.
Review – Jesus Hates Zombies, A Jurassic Kinda Life, Volume 1
Jesus, Abraham Lincoln and friends fight zombies, dinosaurs and zombie dinosaurs in this latest edition of Stephen Lindsay’s series. John Lees offers his thoughts.
B&N Week 32: Being Wary
Don’t wanna get screwed, do ya? Come inside, because I’m talking about things to watch out for. Should be interesting!
TPG Week 31: Small Tweaks
Once again, Tyler James has stepping into The Proving Grounds! Let’s see what kind of Small Tweaks I can make, shall we?
Review: Sugar Glider #1
This week, John Lees review Sugar Glider #1, the superhero comic that’s caused quite a stir on the British small press scene.
B&N Week 31: Expectations
I’m talking about Expectations this week: what is and isn’t realistic. We got some Hollywood, we’ve got some money, and a whole heaping of reality! Come in and see! Bring your calculators to check my math!
Review – Attackosaur: Robot Dinosaur Police Force #1
I’ve noticed that, in the comic world at least, dinosaurs are becoming quite trendy. The resurgence in their popularity seemed to begin with Axe Cop, and a supporting cast that not only includes shape-shifting sidekick Dinosaur Soldier, but fan favourite Wexy, a giant, flying, fire-breathing T-Rex. Then came Super Dinosaur, Robert Kirkman’s attempt […]
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