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!
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B&N Week 151: Are You Building Your Worlds Correctly?
We’ve got another Tuesday! Just as water flows, time marches on, my friends! This week, I want to talk about world building. Related Posts:TPG Week 73: Another Copyrighted Character!TPG Week 261: Christmas RewriteTPG Week 210: New Year, Same Bad StorytellingTPG Week 200: Blast From The Past ResubmissionTPG Week 197: Another Resubmission That Didn’t Learn
Review: East of West #1
It’s easy to create a new world. All you have to do is say What if… and let your imagination run wild. What isn’t easy is creating one that feels like a reality, like a place where that what if has been free to run wild and touch anything and everything in some way. Jonathan […]
It’s No SCAM, Mulvey Pays Tribute to Creator-Owned Comics
February 3, 2012 — New York, NY — Joe Mulvey is creating a series of homage first printing sketch covers for SCAM #1 based on a number of his favorite recent creator-owned comics. Mulvey (@joemulv) has been Tweeting images of these sketch cover variants daily, and posting the collection on the SCAM website.
Get in on the SCAM! Issue 1 Now Available
January 25, 2012 — New York, NY — ComixTribe is pleased to announce that SCAM #1, the debut comic book series by writer/artist Joe Mulvey, is available for purchase at select retailers and digitally today.
The Standard NYCC Exclusives!
The Standard is coming to New York Comic Con, and ComixTribe will be offering some exclusives for attendees…
B&N Week 40: Distribution Pt 1– Digital
It’s another two-fer! Talking about Digital Distribution this time around. Come in and see why it isn’t as rosy as you think. Nothing but truth in here. Make with the clicky!
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.
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 […]
Review: Tears of the Dragon, Volume 1
This week, John Lees reviews the fantasy epic Tears of the Dragon, by Comix Tribe’s own Tyler James.
The Standard #2: On Sale Now!
The second issue of the Comix Tribe miniseries by John Lees and Jonathan Rector is now available to buy!
Review: The Brutal Blade of Bruno the Bandit
John Lees returns to review “The Brutal Blade of Bruno the Bandit,” a collection archiving the first 13 stories of Ian McDonald’s Bruno the Bandit webcomic.
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