WV13: The Future of Comics

Thursday, May 23rd, 2013

bruning_richard_lg chelsea_david_lg nabors_rachel_lg nicolle_ethan_lg pander_arnold_lg pander_jacob_lg Arnold Pander, Richard Bruning, Jacob Pander, David Chelsea, Ethan Nicolle, Rachel Nabors

While blockbuster films based on comic book characters have been a box office bonanza, the comic book industry as a whole has experienced radical change. Industry powerhouses like Marvel have diversified their non-print offerings by unveiling Infinite Comics, a new digital format targeting mobile devices. For smaller publishers and independent artists, the future of comics will be built on the shifting sands of change, but opportunities abound for self publishing, crowd sourced funding and digital distribution.

Notes:

This is a great group. I can’t believe how empty the room is.

Talking about the craft of fine art comics. Discounting clip art comics “dinosaur comics” as niche. What about XKCD?

Is there a connection to physical comics that can’t be matched on the Internet.

 

 

 

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