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Comics On The Net - A Business Primer

Posted by simoniker on from the marvel-meets-pixel dept.

Snotty Pippen writes "There's a new article/report/white paper called Comics on the Internet: A Primer in 7 Parts that's showing up in all the right places. It's currently being cited over at Heath Row's Media Diet and The Comics Journal's Journalista blog. Media Diet says thinks it's the first report of its kind. The Comics Journal says it's how to migrate comic books from print to web and make it work. I think it's a somewhat comprehensive overview, and the bit about print-on-demand comics is interesting."

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  1. first post, maybe. by isaradin · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Maybe?

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  2. After Y2K by jot445 · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Gods below, but wasn't After Y2K funny for such a long time? Geekculture rocked my funny bone! Alas, except for the recent posting, it seems to be a memory. Long live the TTB's!

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  3. Baseball Cards..... by palewhitemale · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    mmmm.....offtopic

    so I've got about 10000 baseball cards in individual sleeves, including limited run production (with full docs for all of them) sets, error production cards, etc...
    I brought some to be apraised and they're not worth much....I wonder what ever happened to that "they're gonna be worth something someday."
    I hope comic books fair better than baseball cards have, and it seems that if print books go out the colectability will drop...if it's digital it can be pirated (thank god...most of the time)

    -Pale

  4. This is, without a doubt, by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    the worst slashdot story ever.

  5. Print on Demand by darkpixel2k · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Print on demand?!?

    Print on demand THIS !!

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