Written by Tim Midura on Tuesday, June 12 2018 and posted in
News with Benefits
The site aims to provide tools and resources for comic book creators.
Source: Creator ResourceStephanie Cooke, Rosie Knight, Beth Barnett, and Eric Kim have launched Creator Resource, "a site dedicated to providing comic book freelancers with as much information about the industry as possible." The site will host information on current page rates and resources to help navigate comic book contracts, copyrights, trademarks, and more.
The site has plans for growth which include connecting aspiring creators with established pros for advice, databases and articles about topics including grants and fellowships, anthologies, using Kickstarter to publish a comic, comics and pop culture websites for publicity, and a list of comic book creators.
"The aim of the site is to create a community where we have each other's backs," said Cooke in the press release. "Our industry is at its best when we lift each other up and look out for each other, and Creator Resource wants to help do exactly that with resources and tools that will help to educate."
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