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There has NEVER been a better time to work in comic books. We need a lot of talent for our self saturated 31 comic titles that compete with each other in a market that loses 50 stores a year.
Here's how you apply:
>don't apply
>work hard (and for free) for months on the internet to publicize yourself
>beg for our attention
If you are desperate enough and a minority, you'll get to join the big league, the pros. We'll put you right into a title where you'll get a whopping $300 per comic as a freelancer. Which equates to a massive $2000 anual salary.
Here's how you apply:
>don't apply
>work hard (and for free) for months on the internet to publicize yourself
>beg for our attention
If you are desperate enough and a minority, you'll get to join the big league, the pros. We'll put you right into a title where you'll get a whopping $300 per comic as a freelancer. Which equates to a massive $2000 anual salary.
