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: review
THE RED TEN #2: What’s the word on this CT Release
After last week’s release of THE RED TEN #2 we’ve been getting some great feedback from news outlets, reviewers and bloggers. Check out what Newsarama, Comic Bastards and more have to say after the break.
B&N Week 51: What Happens Next
So, you’ve created the comic. Yippee! Now, what happens next? Come inside and find out!
TPG Week 38: Graphic Novel Pacing
We have an example of graphic novel pacing this week! Come inside and see how Brave One Noel Burns does!
Review: The Price
Glenn Arseneau and Allen Byrns give us an unusual, at times difficult oneshot that is worth a closer look.
TPG Week 32: New Writer Woes
We’ve got a new Brave One in Georg Syphers inside, folks. Let me preface that there’s a LOT of red. Lots of lessons learned here. Make with the clicky and see!
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?
TPG Week 30: Necessary Evils
Welcome back to The Proving Grounds, where we once again have Brave One John Lees! Come inside and see as we talk about necessary evils!
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.
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.
Review: Tall Tales from the Badlands
The subject of today’s review is Tall Tales from the Badlands, a Western anthology written by brothers Sean and Seamus Kevin Fahey and drawn by a variety of artists. I’ve already spoken of my love for Westerns in earlier reviews, so I’m always happy to read more comics within the genre. This isn’t […]
Review: Healed #1
No disease. No illness. Now what? Here is a case of a comic boldly declaring its own elevator pitch on its front cover, in the eye-catching form of a newspaper headline. It’s a tantalising high concept that writer George O’Connor has come up with: what if one day everybody in the world […]
Recent Comments