Which comic book company is most likely to publish from someone without prior experience?
Oni or Dark Horse maybe?
>>83835677
Dark Horse possibly. Definitely not Marvel or DC. Marvel might be more willing to hire an inexperienced artist though if that counts.
>>83835677
You gotta have at least some experience. Make a few comics of your own. If you tell one of these publishers "I've literally never done this before," I doubt they will want to give you any work. You have to impress them
>>83835677
Dynamite.
They hire artists straight out of school so they won't realize what awful deals they're agreeing too
Comixology seems to have the lowest standards
What the hell does X Comics publish?
Also, isn't Cartoon Books just Jeff Smith's own stuff? Does he publish anything other than his own works?
>>83836174
I'm not surprised but I am disappointed.
Dynamite is such a lovably trashy company, the way they do things like print a Dorian Gray comic book and then make it crossover with Vampirella.
but I'd like to think they don't have to exploit their artists to cultivate that sort of charm.
>>83836260
That's Comixology, and they're more of a platform for selling digital comics.
>>83836258
Because comiXology Submit exists.
>>83836342
They have licensed so may older franchises so they shat out a new mini using a license, one at a time, every year.
Go straight to Comixology
Their Submit program is for that kind of stuff.
Probably Oni or Dynamite, maybe Dark Horse. I heard Black Mask is all about publishing new talent though so maybe try them. What fuck is that company with the serpents around the queen logo?
