Why I hate marketing

Ever since I was a child, I hated marketing. Now I’m a grown-up and I still hate the most of the qualities of marketing. The reason I hate marketing is because it just feels wrong. Advertisers trying to sell me things that I don’t want–to use with something I don’t own–to buy with money I […]

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How To Gain Confidence in your Comic Book Career

Last night I sat utterly astounded as I watched our local city Children’s Choir perform. Their performance was in a old time theater complete with balcony, ambient lighting, curved architecture and golden wall motifs. The children sang in groups from 5 years old through high school. In between the different age groups. High school seniors […]

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Why I will still gladly give Steve Jobs money.

I did something very unusual today. In fact I would go so far as to say I’ve never done what I did today in my entire life. It is not abnormal for probably 90% of human beings, but I’ve just never understood why anyone would ever do it. Well, I broke down today. I couldn’t […]

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Why I Ate a Purple Cow for Breakfast

Tyler James over at ComixTribe turned me onto to Seth Godin–a great influential marketeer. So I ordered a couple of his books. While I’m waiting for them to get here I picked up a copy of Purple Cow from the library. Fantastic read. I’ve just started and have already gotten a lot out of it. […]

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An Illustrative Study to Turn Your Comic Book Dreams to Reality

Comic book reality starts with dreams. Just like the how technology now exists based on concepts that dreamers put into their Star Trek episodes. I want to open up some dream space for you today. Because if you don’t have big dreams, there’s no reason to move you forward in reality. You want to strive […]

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Over Deliver, Over Achieve, Under Deadline.

So how are you going to overdeliver, overachieve, and go under deadline with your comics? What I like to do, is WOW! my clients and my creators at every step of the process. If you think everything is good, how can it be great? If you think your story is great, how can the artist exceed the writer’s expectations? […]

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