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Comics Experience Podcast Comics Experience
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4.5 • 71 Ratings
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The Comics Experience podcast provides ~15 minutes of advice per episode on all aspects of creating comics and breaking in to the industry.
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How Do Professionals Attend Comic Book Conventions?
In this episode, Andy and Gamal discuss how to manage comic cons as a working professional before, during, and after the event.
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Can You Control the Cost of Conventions?
In this episode of the Comics Experience Podcast, Andy and Gamal discuss the financial aspect of attending conventions as a professional, including the impact of getting a table, how to reduce costs, and setting up a business for tax deductions.
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What Does the Movie Slump Mean for Comics?
In this week’s episode of the Comics Experience Podcast, Andy and Gamal look at the disappointing results of films like Furiosa and discuss the parallels within the comic book industry.
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Can AI Royalties Be A Profitable Solution for Comic Creators?
In this episode of the Comics Experience Podcast, Andy and Gamal discuss an AI licensing system that could provide a living wage for creators.
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Colorists and Crunch in Comics
In this episode, Andy and Gamal discuss the role of the colorist. Topics include how to break into the business, how to deal with time pressures, and how to avoid burnout.
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Are You Ready for Millions of New Comic Book Readers (and Creators?)
In this episode of the Comics Connection Podcast, Andy and Gamal discuss the potential impact of having millions of current readers of kids and YA graphic novels enter into the wider comic book market.
Customer Reviews
Great show
Great podcast that gives info from self publishing to working for the big 2. A great inside look.
Click click breathing
Good advice and I’ve enjoyed the product in the past but you guys have to watch your production- audio on recent podcasts has been very poor.
Can the background noises!
This cast is usually informative and helpful but several episodes now have had all sorts of loud background noises and children yelling things being moved around etc. it’s super distracting when trying to listen.