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Not done with love asked:


Most comic companies will only accept a graphic novel submission if it has both script AND artwork. I am a writer; I write the story and that is all. I have an entire graphic novel script written up and editted, but I have no artwork and am unable to illustrate my story in any way. How and where can I find someone to illustrate my story?

Mark asked:


I have always wanted to become a comic book penciler, but I don’t know what I need to do or how to contact publishers. I don’t care which publisher I work for, I would not mind starting to work for a relitively unknown book, just to get my feet wet. Thanks for the input!

Phoenix Souvenir asked:


I’ve got a project I’m working on an need a comic book artist to illustrate it. What’s the best way to get in touch with one?

Sixy asked:


I am a talented artist interested in being a comic book artist, but I don’t know where to start.

turtle asked:


Basically, I don’t have any skills, experiences and qualifications of a comic artist. I want to be one of the most leading comic artist in the world. Anyone can tell me, is the future of becoming a comic artist bright? What do I need in order to pursue this career? All opinions are welcomed. Even experienced comic artist too. Thanks.

JZERO asked:


How much does comic book authors get paid? Do they get paid more than any average job or less? Basicly would I be able to buy a house, pay bills and survive off of being a comic artist? Most people say that they don’t get paid much for their work?

Randy S asked:


I have just finished a 59 page black-and-white comic book and I have the printed pages sitting right next to me. As an up-and-coming comic book author, I would like to know what I should do with my comic. Would I be better off going to a print store and make Xeroxed copies to sell to people or submit some of those copies to small publishing companies?