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Breaking In at the New York Comic Con – Comics for Beginners podcast episode 9

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At cons like NYCC you hear a lot of chatter about “breaking in” to comics. In this episode we get three different perspectives on the subject: from writer Kurtis Wiebe (http://kurtiswiebe.wordpress.com/), artist Rick Parker (http://rickparkercartoons.blogspot.com/) and colorist Jose Villarrubia (http://www.mica.edu/About_MICA/People/Faculty/Faculty_List_by_Last_Name/Jose_A_Villarrubia.html). Some great tips and valuable insights in this one!

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Filed Under: Podcast, Pro Tips Tagged With: breaking in, comics, Comics conventions, comics industry, creativity, critique, Image Comics, improving as an artist, José Villarrubia, Kurtis Wiebe, learning, making comics, New York Comic Con, NYCC, pro tips, Rick Parker, tips for making comics

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