Ok, last plug. I promise. But since a few of the people from this board have already written me about 'My Cage' I figured why not post my ofther comic, 'Dracula vs Santa'.
My artist (Melissa DeJesus) and I entered in a contest on Zuda Comics a few months ago. We're planning on continuing it in ...
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- 08 Jun 2009, 15:43
- Forum: Reference Section
- Topic: How about "Dracula vs Santa"?
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- 07 Jun 2009, 22:34
- Forum: Reference Section
- Topic: My Cage: American comic, UK humour?
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Re: My Cage: American comic, UK humour?
They can pitch it, but getting a pitching something and getting a paper to buy it are 2 different things.
We're a new strip, and it's tough to get papers to take a gamble on a new strip...especially in today's market.
So, I'm trying the internet.
We're a new strip, and it's tough to get papers to take a gamble on a new strip...especially in today's market.
So, I'm trying the internet.
- 07 Jun 2009, 08:39
- Forum: Reference Section
- Topic: My Cage: American comic, UK humour?
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My Cage: American comic, UK humour?
Hi all,
My name is Ed Power. I do a comic strip called 'My Cage' for King Features Syndicate in the US.
My friend who lives in England keeps saying I should promote the comic in the UK because the humour seems British. I wasn't sure as, although I'm a big fan of British humour, it seemed ...
My name is Ed Power. I do a comic strip called 'My Cage' for King Features Syndicate in the US.
My friend who lives in England keeps saying I should promote the comic in the UK because the humour seems British. I wasn't sure as, although I'm a big fan of British humour, it seemed ...