For god sake man, you know the kind of numbers Markosia do. The potential for sales is currently much larger with image than Markosia due to their trading history and current standing in the market place. But, even you know deep down, in terms of unit sales your books would have been better off at image. Tony: I pick up Markosia books regularly, yes even the ones you've contributed to :) and I will continue to support the company. :)Įvery writer out there should letter their own work at least once, It seriously shows so many mistakes.

If you want, post the script to page 1 and I'll test letter it today and post the image up for you to show how it'll look. Unless you know that the artist is a consummate professional. When you're working on a comic for the first time, I suggest that you take the pencils and test-letter over them before you greenlight inks and colours. If this is the case, you'll have to redraw before sending to Image. Why? Because - I don t think you've allowed enough space for dialogue in panel 5 and dialogue in panel 6 will go over the box they're looking at unless it's a single line. I have a favour to ask - before you do any more of The Anxiety, see how a lettered page 1 looks. I also suggest nothing bigger than a 4 or 5 part story. You'll need to really push the boat out, as we used to get at least one pitch a month along the lines of 'physical manifestations caused by stress' - seriously, last SDCC? It was that and Vampire Westerns. As the one time group editor of Markosia (and the guy who DECIDED on submissions), I can tell you right now that the high concept won't sell it. In multiple occasions it tells you that YES, you could email your submission. See above? See where people are suggestion you look? No offense man, but if you can't even follow the advice in THIS forum, you won't get anywhere.

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