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Where Can You Find an Audience for Your Comic?

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Someone in Your Creative Team is Accused. What Do You Do?

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The Bankruptcy of Diamond and the Future of Comic Book Distribution

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Comic Book Coloring with Chris Sotomayor

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What Factors Impact Comic Book Character Design?

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How Do You Fit Comics into the Rest of Your Life?

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How Do You Write Comic Story Arcs?

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How Much Horror is Too Much Horror?

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What Can You Learn from John Cassaday About Being a Comic Creator?

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How Do You Find the Right Artist for Your Comic?

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What Will You Do If AI Takes Over Comics?

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How Do Professionals Attend Comic Book Conventions?

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Can You Control the Cost of Conventions?

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What Does the Movie Slump Mean for Comics?

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Can AI Royalties Be A Profitable Solution for Comic Creators?

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Colorists and Crunch in Comics

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Are You Ready for Millions of New Comic Book Readers (and Creators?)

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What’s the Secret Weapon for Your Comics?

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How Long Do You Make Your Comics?

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Why 2024 is the Best Time to Be a Comic Book Creator

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Dealing with Criticism, Indifference, and Rejection in Comics

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What is the Best Distribution for Your Comic?

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2024 Predictions for the Comic Book Industry

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What Does It Take to be a Professional Comic Creator?

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The Persistent Death of the Comic Book Industry

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The Most Dangerous Contracts in Comics

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Balancing Creative Quality and Business Goals in Comic Books

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The Real Measure of Comic Book Sales

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Judging a Comic Book by its Cover

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Comic Cons and Conflict

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A Strike, a Slowdown, and a Union Complaint

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On Shared Universes and Time Management

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Changes at IDW, Crowdfunding at Marvel and Professional Presentation

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Printing for Cons and Fighting Book Bans

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Saying Goodbye to Al Jaffee and Ike Perlmutter

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Episode 257: The Benefits of ComicsPro and the Downside of Superhero Comics

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Episode 256: Replacing Comixology and Evolving Kickstarter

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Episode 255: Digital Comics Without Comixology and Comic Book Company Investment

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Episode 254: AI Legal Battles, Missing Sales Charts and Freelance Laws

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Episode 253: Public Domain, Marketing, and Maybe Movie Misery

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Episode 252: Comics Connection 2022 End of the Year Wrap Up

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Episode 251: How Does Artificial Intelligence Impact the Comic Book Industry?

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250 Comics and Contracts with Gamal Hennessy

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249 NYCC, Common Pitfalls For Creators at Cons

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248 When Good Ideas Aren’t That Well Executed

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247 Indie Comics Sales

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246 What Creators and Publishers Should Expect From Each Other

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245 SDCC and Conventions

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244 Joe Quesada, Editorial Management Changes at Publishers

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243 George Perez and Neal Adams

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242 Panel Actions

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241 Storytelling in Comics, TV, and Movies

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240 Fred Van Lente and Steve Ellis SILENCERS: THE DEFINITIVE EDITION

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239 Contract Negotiations

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238 Lettering Passes Workflow

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#237 – Figure Drawing

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#236 – Resolutions for 2022, Planning and Goals

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#235 – 2021 in Review

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#234 – Writing Comics Basics

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#233 – Visual Storytelling Basics

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#232 – Comics Coloring Basics

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#231 – Budgeting and Payments with Crowdfunded Comics

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#230 – NYCC 2021 and Cons During Covid Takeaways

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#229 – Designing Pages and Grids with Gannon Beck

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#228 – Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories

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#227 – Writing Solicitations for Retailers and Readers

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#226 – From Pitch to First Issue with Phillip Kennedy Johnson

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#225 – Kickstarting Your Comic with Lewelin Polanco, Greg Tjsovold and Steve Urena

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#224 – Writing Shared Universes with Fred Van Lente

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#223 – CEX Publishing

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#222 – Financial Realities and Comics Success with Jim Gibbons

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#221 – Lettering Comics with Sean Rinehart

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#220 – Writing Endings and Collaborating on Horror (and Other Genres) with Rich Douek

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#219 – Perspective and Environments with Phillip Sevy

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#218 – What You Can Learn from Event Comics

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#217 – Writing Solicitations for Your Comic with Paul Allor

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#216 – What Makes a Story

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#215 – Thinking About How and Why You Use Social Media

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#214 – Productivity

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#213 – What We Learned in 2020 with Andy Schmidt

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#212 – Is My Idea a Comic? A Movie? A Book? with Andy Schmidt

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#211 – Hustling and Changing Plans During Covid with Phillip Sevy

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#210 – Kickstarting Issue By Issue with Steve Urena

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#209 – Kickstarting Your Comic or Graphic Novel with Ryan Browne

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#208 – Handling Sensitive Issues and Working with Consultants

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#207 – Comic Project Kill Fees and Changing Plans with Gamal Hennessy

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#206 – Kickstarting Comics (and Prose) with David Pepose and J.D. Oliva

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#205 – Path to Publication with Milton Lawson

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#204 – Bobby Curnow on Ghost Tree, Community

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#203 – Digital Marketing and the Business of Indie Comics Publishing with Gamal Hennessy

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#202 – Ways to Check on Our Peers and Keep Everyone Safe

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Remembering Denny O’Neil

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#201 – Telling Your Story with Keith Robinson

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#200 – Making Comics with Comics Experience

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#199 – Differences in Writing Creator-Owned and Work-For-Hire Comics with Andy Schmidt and Paul Allor

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#198 – Heather Antos on Creating Comics During the Coronavirus

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#197 – Promoting Your Comic on Podcasts with Frank Gogol

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#196 – Retailer Relief Program

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#195 – Convention Cancellations and Creator Impact with Phillip Sevy

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#194 – Getting and Using Feedback with Michael Roslen