WEBTOON announces a slate of new programs aimed at helping creators in 2026
Naver WEBTOON has announced a major new program of creators resources, including more monetization opportunities, in person workshops, and travel opportunities
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 11/21/25: Tyrant, the freelance struggle and more
Some quick links that all seem to revolve around the tenuous state of making comics....plus a resurrected dinosaur classic
Exclusive + Interview: Ten Speed Graphic’s design team on the artistry of book design
Ten Speed Graphic's design team walks us through the book design process, exclusively revealing the cover artwork for "Mister Magic: The Graphic Novel," written by Kiersten White, illustrated by Veronica Fish and Andy Fish, and adapted by Scott Peterson, and "Salvage" by Renée Nault.
Comic Book Page Rates again: lower than they were 14 years ago
A former comics editor in chief has posted his starting page rates from 14 years ago, and they're a lot higher than many current rates.
Surviving and Dying in the Comics Industry
Comics are a hard business, and some recent articles - and Joe Matt's sudden death - point that out in no uncertain terms.
Cartoonist’s death inspires #ComicsBrokeMe hashtag and a call for better working conditions
After the untimely death of cartoonist Ian McGinty, comics workers called for better pay and working conditions as they reported instances of overwork and trauma via the hashtag #ComicsBrokeMe
Report: Webtoon creators four times as likely to be depressed
A Korean survey of webtoon creators shows alarming rates of physical and mental health issues.
Comic Book Crunch: The toll drawing comics takes on artists
The immense amount of work artists have to put into drawing comics professionally endangers their mental, emotional, and physical health.
INTERVIEW: Artist HaiNaNu “Nooligan” Saulque talks about working on DC Artist Alley line, collaboration,...
HaiNaNu “Nooligan” Saulque is a visual artist who finds inspiration from fashion, cartoons, golden age comics, and comic strips. He is most recognized for...
INTERVIEW: Sherrilyn Kenyon on growing up, money and more
Ever since her debut novel in 1993, author Sherrilyn Kenyon has been hard at work behind the keyboard. With her current series of books...
Know How: How to be a Star in Artists Alley
Exhibiting at a comic-con, particularly in Artists Alley, can be fun and lucrative -- or it can leave you frustrated, exhausted, and broke.
Comics creator William Messner-Loebs is homeless and working as a janitor in Michigan
Writer Bill Messner-Loebs - who once worked on The Flash and Wonder Woman, reinvented Johnny Quest, and made a million dollars writing dialog for...

















