Comments on: Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/ A guide to making money with your webcomics. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:02:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: acrobatdog http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-5252 Wed, 30 Aug 2006 19:05:06 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-5252 I have made a Web Comic Strip Series Count Me In. I have made a Web Comic Strip Series Count Me In.

]]> Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: DJ Coffman http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-2023 Tue, 27 Jun 2006 14:09:32 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-2023 Not just anyone can do a GOOD webcomic though. Animation and Comics are two different mediums. I would argue that it takes a little more skill as a storyteller to work in the comic book or comic strip field. You have to convey so much in a very limited time and space-- Will Eisner was a master of that. Not just anyone can do a GOOD webcomic though. Animation and Comics are two different mediums. I would argue that it takes a little more skill as a storyteller to work in the comic book or comic strip field. You have to convey so much in a very limited time and space– Will Eisner was a master of that.

]]> Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: John Moore http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-2008 Tue, 27 Jun 2006 04:37:54 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-2008 Great blog. You should also tell your readers to try to get into animation. Animate your work. That's where the money is. Anyone can do a webcomic. Only the great cartoonist can animate. Great blog. You should also tell your readers to try to get into animation. Animate your work. That’s where the money is. Anyone can do a webcomic. Only the great cartoonist can animate.

]]> Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: Jerico http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-353 Tue, 25 Apr 2006 14:30:10 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-353 Great blog you have, best of wishes to you. JericoX Great blog you have, best of wishes to you. JericoX

]]> Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: Ryan Estrada http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-268 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 03:26:19 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-268 Excellent advice. The idea of tailoring a comic to a large site is one I've done several times, including most recently Frank: The Comic for LiveJournal http://community.livejournal.com/frankthecomic/ Excellent advice. The idea of tailoring a comic to a large site is one I’ve done several times, including most recently Frank: The Comic for LiveJournal
http://community.livejournal.com/frankthecomic/

]]> Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: DJ http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-267 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 00:46:29 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-267 Hey! Yeah, a tax article is WAY past due. I think I'll do that next. Basically, SAVE ALL RECEIPTS!!!! You'll want to claim anything you actually make from your art, because well, it's going to count towards your retirement. Doing it under the table might get you by, but frankly if you're SERIOUS about doing it for a living, you gotta be down with Uncle Sam.-- Good idea Morley. Hey! Yeah, a tax article is WAY past due. I think I’ll do that next. Basically, SAVE ALL RECEIPTS!!!! You’ll want to claim anything you actually make from your art, because well, it’s going to count towards your retirement. Doing it under the table might get you by, but frankly if you’re SERIOUS about doing it for a living, you gotta be down with Uncle Sam.– Good idea Morley.

]]> Comment on Big Companies WILL pay for your Webcomic by: Morley http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-266 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 00:20:23 +0000 http://www.yirmumah.djcoffman.com/make_money/2006/03/19/big-companies-will-pay-for-your-webcomic/#comment-266 DJ, Hey, first, thanks a lot for this blog. It's contained a lot of helpful info. I was wondering if you did requests for this blog? I've really been curious about the business side of things. Like, if I got my webcomic site up and running, would I get a business license with my state dept of revenue? Webcomics are interstate commerce, and, except for shirts or compilations, nothing is really being "sold". What do you do on the federal level? How do you manage your T-shirt sales? I can see those getting out of hand quickly. And I'm sure there are tons of little details I couldn't even imagine, past getting a host, getting ads in place and getting a comic done (nearly 2/3rds of the way there, whew). Well, regardless if you take requests or not, thanks again for all the info! - Morley DJ,

Hey, first, thanks a lot for this blog. It’s contained a lot of helpful info.

I was wondering if you did requests for this blog? I’ve really been curious about the business side of things. Like, if I got my webcomic site up and running, would I get a business license with my state dept of revenue? Webcomics are interstate commerce, and, except for shirts or compilations, nothing is really being “sold”. What do you do on the federal level? How do you manage your T-shirt sales? I can see those getting out of hand quickly. And I’m sure there are tons of little details I couldn’t even imagine, past getting a host, getting ads in place and getting a comic done (nearly 2/3rds of the way there, whew).

Well, regardless if you take requests or not, thanks again for all the info!

- Morley

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