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jkcarrierMatt Dembicki has some basic, practical advice for self-publishers who are setting up at cons:
http://waspcomix.blogspot.com/2005/08/small-presser-no-10-gettin-ready.html
One thing he discusses is the importance of having a "pitch", i.e. a short description of your comic that will hopefully intrigue the potential customer. I have the worst time with this, since my book is an anthology. Those of you who've read Fantasy Theater -- how would you describe it in a sentence or two?
http://waspcomix.blogspot.com/2005/08/small-presser-no-10-gettin-ready.html
One thing he discusses is the importance of having a "pitch", i.e. a short description of your comic that will hopefully intrigue the potential customer. I have the worst time with this, since my book is an anthology. Those of you who've read Fantasy Theater -- how would you describe it in a sentence or two?
