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Make Comics #44 – Ending the Partnership

Show Notes

“It’s not you, it’s me.” It’s probably not the best way to start the conversation, but what if your creative partnership isn’t working out the way you planned? There are all sorts of things to consider in this case, and we do our best to go over a bunch of them from personal to legal, for when it just doesn’t feel right anymore.

Running Time: 00:18:02

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Andy Schmidt is the founder of the online comic book school Comics Experience, as well as a former editor at Marvel Comics and IDW Publishing. Josh Flanagan has been working on iFanboy.com, talking, reviewing, and thinking about comics for over a decade, as well as writing and creating some of his own.

If you’re interested in going further, you can check out Comics Experience, where there are plenty of classes available in all the disciplines of comic book creation from writing to drawing to coloring to lettering.

Got a question for the podcast? Send it to info@comicsexperience.com and put “MAKE COMICS PODCAST” in the subject line!

Music:
Next Girl
The Black Keys

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  1. Avatar photo koryrosh says:
    February 12, 2013 at 2:04 pm

    Josh and Andy – I just started listening to the podcast (went back to episode 1) and I absolutely love it. It’s not only insightful and informative, but it’s actually quite inspiring. Not that I have any aspirations to being a comic book writer, but as someone who’s career pretty much depends on my writing, many of the things you guys talk about is just as applicable to me. And yes, I did go and write a review on Itunes.

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