A new episode of the iFanboy Make Comics podcast is available!In Episode #29, Comics Experience founder Andy Schmidt and iFanboy host Josh Flanagan discuss "Graphic Designers in Comics." If you're a graphic designer, where is there a place for you in the comics industry?
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Listen to Episode #29, "Graphic Designers in Comics"
Listen to Episode #28, "Find Your Voice"
Listen to Episode #27, "Self Review"
Listen to Episode #26, "Act Structure"
Listen to Episode #25, "Photo Comics and More"
Listen to Episode #24, "Running a Convention Table with Mike Dawson"
Listen to Episode #23, "Make Digital Comics"
Listen to Episode #22, "Be the Letterer"
Listen to Episode #21, "Question: From Editor to Writer"
Listen to Episode #20, "Page Turns"
Listen to Episode #19, "Where Should I Live?"
Listen to Episode #18, "Comic Book Coloring with Chris Sotomayor"
Listen to Episode #17, "Art Portfolio with Robert Atkins"
Listen to Episode #16, "Conventions and Critique"
Listen to Episode #15, "Pitching"
Listen to Episode #14, "Making Time for Making Comics"
Listen to Episode #13, "Story"
Listen to Episode #12, "Marketing"
Listen to Episode #11, "Artist Portfolio"
Listen to Episode #10, "Inspiration"
Listen to Episode #9, "Online Networking"
Listen to Episode #8, "Building A Page"
Listen to Episode #7, "Professionialism"
Listen to Episode #6, "The Comic Book Script"
Listen to Episode #5, "Convention Networking"
Listen to Episode #4, "Good Feedback"
Listen to Episode #3, "Long Stories or Short Stories?"
Listen to Episode #2, "Finding Collaborators"
Listen to Episode #1, "Start Writing"
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