Getting Your Comic Into Newspapers
© Stu Rees
So, you're a cartoonist and want to get into the newspaper. Where should you send your portfolio, and what should you send? Creators Syndicate
Offers Submission Guidelines.
King Features
Syndicate
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Tribune Media Syndicate
Tribune's Syndication Information gives helpful information and tips. See also Submission Guidelines.
United Media: The Comic Strip
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Universal Press Syndicate
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Washington Post Writers Group.
Has several comic strips and a history of selecting good ones, like Bloom County and Non Sequitur. See Submission Guidelines. Successful
Syndication: A Guide for Writers and Cartoonists
by Michael H. Sedge
Your
Career in the Comics
by Lee Nordling
Send 15-25 strips, a biography of you and a summary of your vision for the cartoon to all of the following major comic strip syndicates.
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Tribune's Syndication Information gives helpful information and tips. See also Submission Guidelines.
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Offers Submission Guidelines.
Has several comic strips and a history of selecting good ones, like Bloom County and Non Sequitur. See Submission Guidelines.
If you get an offer, check out http://www.starvingartistslaw.com/indust... for a copy of my law school analysis of syndicate contracts.
You should probably also buy the following two books on syndication:
by Michael H. Sedge
by Lee Nordling
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