I am a comic artist in Richmond, VA. willing to collaborate remotely. I have a print collectible card game that i'd like to have translated into an online card battle game. The rules are pretty simple. But i'm looking for anyone who wants to strengt
Some of you might have seen this already, so my apologies if that's the case. But I figured I'd do some "Shameless plugging". I'm down to the last 27+ pages of pencils. Hopefully still on track for the December release. This is the "trailer' for my
When creating a comic, especially a Christian comic or maybe even a Christian animated cartoon, how many artists think to themselves "I want my readers to relate to this character, to understand him/her where they come from."?
I know this might be a question for an attorney, so I won't hold you to your answer...
Specifically, I will need some illustrations/drawings/images produced and I was wondering what is normal as far as rights of the artist and person requesting the work.
Would you mind recommending a comic book/graphic novel site that your co-workers/friends/you like?
I would prefer to see an example that you all like for its aesthetic qualities (or the way it simply looks), butinteractivity/functionality would be ok.
Ten years ago I saw this claymation (with spots of traditional 2-D animation) on television, and was surprised at the workmanship that went into this UK-Russian production. I'm even more amazed that you can watch it in its entirety for free online i
Or would it be too boring for readers? What if you could make it fun, making stories that go around it? To prove God exists and that there is no doubt about it? Maybe having some athiest characters question God's existiance and then through research
Here are some pages from my comic/webcomic project "The Outworlder" (he's the guy in black). I know my cityscape needs a lot of work. Any other feedback would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Does anyone have any leads on to who might on the rights to the "Picture Stories from the Bible" series, which was edited by M. C. Gaines and first released by All American Comics and then by EC comics?
Cyberlight Comics is proud to announce that "The Flying Fox" and "The Lost Legends" back library of webcomics is now up on the newly rebooted Cyberlight Comics. Boosting over 300 pages combined, both of these titles feature a clean, catoonish style,
I wanted to give you all an update on the other big event that went on last weekend (July 21st-24th) besides Comic Con International. I'm referring to the Creation Northwest Music Festival, which bills itself as the nation's largest. Now,
17 Behold, happy is the man whom God correcteth: therefore despise not thou the chastening of the Almighty: 18 For he maketh sore, and bindeth up: he woundeth, and his hands make whole. 19 He shall deliver thee in six troubles: ye
Let's face it, comic fads typically change decade to decade- and we're just beginning a new one.
During the last decade, one of the big movements was manga. This was fun for those of us who had been manga fans and watched it come to prominence (and
A friend and I are thinking of starting a web-comic, but nither of us knows the first thing about any of this. Can any one here help? (we have a script, but we don't know how or were to put the comic online.)
Historically (mind the pun?) I've had the darndest time finding books with Biblical era clothing, or even historical dress in general. I've noticed a lot of you guys doing Biblical comics and you all hav