How do I find comic book artist?
Heads up to the above answer. She is correct as far as she goes. However the number and industry of the "people who do comics" is so large I have to ask you a question, if you want to succeed. How do you define a comic book artist? I see an awful lot of locally produced books here in New Hampshire and I'm always hearing about people who do work for the community and seeing their posters. If you mean people who work for the big media firms, then she's complete and I wish you luck, but if you are producing this play then chances are you are working in the regional media and you should support it. Go to local comic book stores, bring flyers about your play and your comic book show and explain who you are. DO NOT be afraid of scaring off pros in the sense mentioned above. Most came out of one or more fandoms, and remain active members of the groups they come from. In addition, people are passing in and out of the big media companies all the time, so chances are there is someone who used to work for them in your area. But beyond the above answer I have to say support regional media. EDIT: Forgot, many artists use the web. In addition visit reuben.org. But many artists use the web and have contact information. And the National Cartoonists society can help with those who are not so connected.
Where do I find info on comic books?
Hmm...in all honesty that is a lot of information to sum up here. Comic books and comic book collectors are a weird niche in society. I would say watch Mallrats and Clerks by Kevin Smith to give you a quick idea. Marvel.com ImageComics.com DCcomics.com would be the best places to start. Definitely visit all of the local comic book shops around you. There are the old school collectors who are hard to find but have been collecting for 30-50 years or so and have TONS of old comics that are worth so much it's pretty ridiculous. Anyone collecting for 30 years or less probably don't have really crazy collections but some might. www.wikipedia.org Stan "The Man" Lee is considered by many/most to be the modern father of comic books. He gave birth to the majority of Marvel's big hitter line up. Jack "The King" Kirby is a legend as well and changed comics in a major way. He revolutionized the way comics were drawn. If you talk to anyone that knows comic books they know these two names. If they don't, they don't know comic books. Will Eisner is also a big time legend in comicdom. Superman is a global icon like Mickey Mouse (almost) Batman Spider-Man Captain America Wolverine Iron Man Hulk The Flash Green Lantern Those are the big ones. Easily the most popular.
If you don’t have access to an authority who can assess your idea objectively, ask the kind of people you’d hope would like your idea.People have different tastes in stories. Your idea might be great to a fan of science fiction, but would suck to a fan of drama. Stories about disillusioned yuppies won’t always appeal to kids. Stories about high school prom romances won’t always grab the attention of geeks.Every segment of society would have preferences, so be honest with yourself: who is your ideal reader?Once you’ve answered that, then find someone like that and ask.All the best!
Having read and collected all 48 issues of Brian Bendis' Alias, I wouldn't put it past Jessica to actually know the identity of 99 gifted people in her New York borough. As a PI, she is a smart, street-level operator and a peer of Matt Murdoch (Daredevil) and former scout-league Avenger.Being the street-level operator she is, Jessica has come in contact with numerous B, C and D-powered folk that would not show up on an A-level hero's roster of enemies and grifters.Killraven the Purple Man is just that kind of villain. A sexual-deviant with mind-control powers? Only on Law and Order:SVU. Tony Stark isn't going to bother him unless he was tracking one of Pepper Potts' paparazzi. The disappearance of the new Spider-Woman, Mattie Franklin? Missing teens in mutant-fearing Pennsyltucky? The genius and success of Alias was that Bendis took Marvel Comics to a gritty place that hadn't been explored in anything other than Daredevil or Alan Moore's Watchmen.So yeah, Netflix's Jessica Jones may lie about 'laser eyes' to get her way with clueless thugs, but she probably ALSO knows the identity of several hundred under-powered folks that have fallen beneath the radar of the rank-and-file.
Do women find men that like comic books a turn off? And if so...why?
Coming from a females point of view, I don't find that weird or as a turn off. Personally, I love manga with a passion and like some comic books. Definately NOT a turn off. I think it would be cool to become a comic book artist, and personaly, am proud to admit I have friends wanting and trying to become a manga-ka. Good luck! Maybe you just haven't found the right girl... I would never want to get involved with someone who couldn't understand such a large part of my life. So basically, just wait till you find the right person who does understand that part of you. If you go to anime and comic book conventions, you'll meet plenty! I'm going in cosplay to an anime convention sometime this year with a friend or two ^^
There are a lot of places on the internet for that y'know.Many sites do sale rare comic issues. major companies like Marvel and DC Comics are also taking initiatives of rendering popular old issues to digital for their new age customers. You can also look for Amazon.comAnd finally, I would like to suggest you my own site, where I try to put the books and stories in order (as much as possible in chronological manner). You are welcome to visit it anytime. Who knows, you may even find something rare. So, here it goes: Comics Dune.
How would I go about finding a price for a comic book?
My buddy gave me a bunch of comics. In those comics, I found one titled "Moon Beast." I can't find a pricing for it anywhere on the internet. I don't know where I could find a price for it, or how. If it helps, it's published by America's Comic Group (ACG), it's the first, and I believe the only issue, in the series, and it was published in 1998 in Canada. Thank you.
Well While I was in MBA, I used to go for Gandhi Bridge for my all reference books. I got reference from one of my friend for Gandhi Bridge from where I can get all old / new books. I was new in Ahmedabad at that time so I went Lal Darwaja and I asked some people and went that guided way. I was there with my college bag so sales man of different stores were come around and asked which books would you like to buy and all. Finally I followed one of them and reached at Gandhi Bridge as well as got very good deal from there. According to me you have to go for Gandhi Bridge may be you will get your books with very good deal I hope I answered your question properly.
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X-men comic books, where do i start?
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