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AI-generated comic art is becoming a thing, and there's a lot of heated discussion about it. The big question though is, should creators let us as readers know it's AI-generated?

Launching my first Kickstarter for my comic was both exciting and nerve-wracking. I’d read the advice. I’d built the campaign. I believed in the idea. And like most first-time creators, I thought I had a reasonable grasp on what to expect. What followed was a month of constant uncertainty, with some small wins early on that helped me achieve my goal, and a handful of lessons that hit much harder than I expected - especially when it came to money, marketing, and how people act

Your quick guide from script to screen* *Because it’s a digital list, not because we got confused with movies. Welcome to the Crisis on Infinite Platforms. Digital comics are everywhere, and if you’re a creator, you’re spoiled for choice - possibly to the point of analysis paralysis. Writing, art, coloring, letters, funding, hosting: there’s a tool for every job, and another five you’ll never use. Here’s a rundown of what actually works. No capes, no pep talks, just the short

If you’ve ever tried to figure out “how much should I ask for on Kickstarter?” you probably know the frustration of trying to determine costs. I’ve spent too many late nights staring at spreadsheets, convinced I’d nailed the budget - only to spot a missing zero (or entire line item) the next day. I’ve heard too many stories of people launching campaigns, only to realize halfway through that they forgot a crucial cost, and now have to deliver on promises they can’t afford. The

I’ve been on a lot of Comic Artist Community forums in Facebook and Reddit recently, and have seen a rise in the amount of AI artwork that’s being shown. The response to it is almost universal - the general public grabbing their pitchforks while the creator looks on in disbelief, genuinely surprised people have an issue with their work, still seeing themselves as artists, just ones using a different medium. No matter what your stance is on using AI, the comic industry is buil