Where can I submit comic scripts?
19 Top Comic Book Publishers that Accept Submissions
- Dark Horse Comics. If you’re looking to collaborate with one of the biggest comic book publishers in the US, Dark Horse Comics is just the right platform for you!
- Mad Magazine.
- Image Comics.
- Valiant Entertainment.
- 2000 AD.
- Committed Comics.
- Black Mask Studios.
- SelfMade Hero.
How do I submit to Oni Press?
All submissions should should have your name, email, and phone number on every page. They should also begin with a cover letter, telling us who you are, who your project is for, and how it fits at Oni Press. Also feel free to include any previously published comics work or comic-related education.
How do you get published on dark horse?
Dark Horse accepts two types of unsolicited submissions — Art Samples or Story/Series Proposals from writer-artists or writer and artist teams….DO NOT SEND:
- Character profiles.
- Reviews of your past work.
- Screenplays, novels, or other long prose works.
Does IDW take submissions?
2) SUBMISSIONS. IDW Publishing company policy does not allow us to accept or consider creative ideas, suggestions, or materials other than those we have specifically requested.
Are Image Comics worth anything?
The first issue of Spawn at Image Comics was a big deal for a multitude of reasons, not the least of which were numerous variant covers by series creator Todd McFarlane. One of the most valuable of these variants is the simple black and white edition, which can go for as high as $1,000.
How long does Oni Press take to ship?
We’re a small team of people here, so generally speaking, we ship most items within five to 10 business days of receiving an order (exceptions being if we are waiting on more stock, if you’ve ordered multiple items and one is a pre-order or not in stock or what you’ve ordered is a pre-order).
Who owns Antarctic Press?
Cartoonist Alex Robinson serialized his first book, Box Office Poison, with Antarctic in the 1990s….Antarctic Press.
| Founded | 1984 |
|---|---|
| Founders | Ben Dunn and Mark Ripley |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Headquarters location | San Antonio, Texas |
| Distribution | Diamond Book Distributors |
How long should my comic be?
An ideal comic page count could be 32 to 48 pages and could be more or less as the creative process goes and as long as the pages are in multiples of four. Sometimes, smaller page counts are commonly between 22-24 pages. Comics also usually run for 4 to 6 issues.
How do you do a comic colorist submission?
Sequential work, regardless of subject, (no nudity!) will be quicker to be approved than pinups pages. To submit, simply click the +Submit to this Gallery button on the right side of the page.
What happened to Top Cow comics?
When the Top Cow Universe ended in the Artifacts series, Jackie used the Darkness and other powerful Artifacts to reconstruct the universe. However, his new comic series did not last long and in 2015 Jackie was beheaded in the pages of the Witchblade comic.
When to submit fiction to Broken Pencil reads?
Broken Pencil reads fiction submissions between March 1st and September 15th. We are always looking to work with ambitious, creative, diverse and passionate students, artists, and emerging arts organizers to complete internships and student placements between 2-6 months.
Where do I Send my Broken Pencil work?
To submit through Canada Post, mail your work to us at Broken Pencil, PO Box 203, Station P, Toronto, ON, M5S 2S7 Canada. Or, for international submissions, you may use our US address: Broken Pencil c/o Gutter Pop Comics 1421 Hertel Ave, Buffalo, NY 14216, United States.
How to submit a comic to a publisher?
Make sure to click on each company name within the lists to be taken to each publisher’s actual submission guidelines page. This way you’ll find out exactly how to submit to each publisher in the method they prefer. I’ve only included a short synopsis for each publisher. This list only covers print publishers.
What do interns do at Broken Pencil magazine?
At Broken Pencil, you will encounter firsthand all aspects of magazine publishing, event organizing and creative strategy. Our interns do a little bit of everything, from writing book and zine reviews, assisting with social media, writing non-fiction articles, organizing contests, promotion, outreach, programming, and more!