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  • Tom Montgomery July 18, 2017 at 2:20pm

    I use Kablam. it is print on demand, so you don/t need a lot fo money upfront, and they can sell your comics for you in their online store, indyplanet.

    Kablam gives you a better price than Createspace for full color comics.

  • Paul Cox September 19, 2016 at 6:58am

    I used Kablaam for my 8 page comic, and thought the quality was terrible. The printer left lines on a lot of the colors as if their printer ran out of ink. There was also white around the edges of some of the covers as if the alignment was way off for cutting the pages.

    That was my only printing experience, so I can't really recommend anything else, but from what I've seen, Createspace has good quality print.

  • Tom Montgomery September 17, 2016 at 3:05pm

    I used Kablam; it's print on demand, so I didn't have to have any money upfront, and I liked the quality of their prints.

  • William Bontrager November 12, 2015 at 8:07am

    I had a hard time trying to get the format right on Createspace's uploader. I am more of a writer but no artist is going to illustrate my comics right away, so I have done everything myself included the dreaded coloring-haha. But Createspace makes it impossible to understand unless you already know how to design. I don't. It is exceedingly frustrating. 

  • William Bontrager November 12, 2015 at 8:02am

    Thank you. That is wisdom. I have the worst time trying to break into the Christian genre field, in music and in literature. I was wondering how to protect my work. That is great to know.

    Michael R. Webb said:

    1. Copy & save your final drafts on a flash drive & in your email. Use U.S. copyright office online. It's cheaper & processed faster than by mail. Send it w/ the money, you are legal. Keep flash drive & email
    2. Copyright your files in Visual art
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    I was wanting to know where I can go to get some of my christian comics ideas printed and published. I have a lot of ideas but I have not finished th…
  • Michael R. Webb January 1, 2014 at 7:34am
    1. Copy & save your final drafts on a flash drive & in your email. Use U.S. copyright office online. It's cheaper & processed faster than by mail. Send it w/ the money, you are legal. Keep flash drive & email
    2. Copyright your files in Visual art
  • Michael R. Webb November 26, 2013 at 6:59pm
    Copyright online it's faster & cheaper. You can copyright like 10+ things under one name. Copyrighting mailing literally take years and sometime worst
  • Michael R. Webb November 26, 2013 at 6:55pm
    1. Pray 2. Copyright your own ideas & materials first. Not everyone is A Christian who says it. 3. Ask God for wisdom & to connect you to the right people. 4. Look up any Christian comic who prints your style 4. Look up Outskirtspress & Thomas Nelson
  • Angelic Empyress November 1, 2013 at 1:32pm

    I use www.ka-blam.com to publish my comics...they do take a good while to get the first copies but they do work with independent comic book stores and they have a lot of options for a lot of things. They are solely an indie comic book publishing company.

  • CHIVAS DANTE DAVIS September 4, 2013 at 3:25am

    ONE DAY ONLY!!!http://amazon.com/The-Whole-Armor-Truth-ebook/dp/B00CLJLTZI/ My comic is now free until the end Wednesday. ..download it now and leave a review thanks

    PS I USE COMIXPRESS.COM GREAT PRICES

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