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L’Amour Supreme’s ZEN Kickstarter
The Zen Intergalactic Ninja story began in 1987, when writer Steve Stern and artist Dan Cote Self-Published Issue #1 of ...
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2023 1First Black History Month Interviews: Orlando Harding
February is Black History Month and 1First Comics would like to observe it by celebrating some of the creators we ...
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1First Editorial: First Comics on the Road!
To recap, 1First Comics has had one hell of a convention season! Starting off with SAN DIEGO COMIC CON, 1First ...
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SAN DIEGO COMIC CON 2022
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Forty Years and Counting
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1First Free Content: Warp Issue #1 – Part 1
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Two words: L’Amour Supreme. His first comic book work will be reprinted in one volume for the first time ever, so go to www.lamoursupremeszen.com for more info. And if you sign up for the Kickstarter campaign, you will be eligible to receive a Zen Intergalactic Ninja exclusive rookie card by L’Amour Supreme himself! #indycomics #zenintergalacticninja #comicbooks
What’s this? A Zen Intergalactic Ninja rookie card by L’Amour Supreme? Why yes... yes it is. But the only way you can get one is by visiting www.lamoursupremeszen.com and signing up for the latest Zen Kickstarter! #zenintergalacticninja #indycomics #comicbooks
@lamoursupreme and @sszen97 are bringing back more classic Zen! Sign up for their Kickstarter at lamoursupremeszen.com for more info! And it’s the only way to reserve your copy for a Zen rookie card by L’Amour Supreme himself! #zenintergalacticninja #comicbooks #indycomics
What went on in Vegas this weekend? Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con is what! Here is Zen: Intergalactic Ninja co-creator Steve astern and award-winning producer/director Tom Chizmar! #amazinglasvegascomiccon #comicbooks
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Congrats, boss! #emmys #televisionacademy #theboys #animation #indycomics #comicbooks
Congrats to Ken F. Levin on his second Emmy nomination! Check out our home page for the full story and the full set of Ken’s pictures from the 64th Primetime Creative Emmy Awards! #emmys #theboys #indycomics #comicbooks
A great big congrats to 1First Comics’ publisher and director Ken F Levin for his second Emmy nomination! Nominated for Best Short Form Animation, The Boys Presents: Diabolical is an animated anthology set in The Boys universe! If you haven’t already, check it out! #theboys #theemmys #animation #indycomics #comicbooks
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Day One at SiliCon with Adam Savage! There’s some weird stuff going on here... astronaut suits with no astronauts, toys that move by themselves, and comics galore!!! 😉😄 #siliconwithadamsavage #comicbooks #comiccon
Did we mention Jared Sams and the Yuan Twins will be signing their books, Space Negro and Love Town? Well, they are! Stop on by Cosmic Monkey Comics from 3-6 pm and check out both a great store and some great comics!!! #indycomics #comicbooks #indycreators
1First Comics creators Jared Sams and The Yuan Twins will be at Cosmic Monkey Comics today from 3-6pm. So if you’re in the Portland area, drop on by for some great comics!!! #indycomics #comicbooks
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Having a blast at Emerald City Comic Con! Drop on by booth 605 and 607 and say hi!!! #eccc #indycomics #boardgames #comics
ECCC Day Two: is that Dan Cote selling original art from Zen: Intergalactic Ninja number one? Why yes... yes it is! #eccc #originalart #comicbooks #indycomics
Either John sold something and is striking a weird victory pose or he’s doing his best Ralph Kramden impersonation... were not sure which. #eccc #thehoneymooners #indycomics #comiccon
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Check out this interview from JOSIAH IS WRITE about the currently ongoing ZEN: INTERGALACTIC NINJA @Kickstarter campaign featuring work by world renowned pop artist L'AMOUR SUPREME!
Be like Lukasz!
Digging through, feeling Zen.
Digging through, feeling Zen.
Our most frequently asked question for the Zen/L'Amour Supreme #kickstarter campaign is do we offer international shipping options?
The answer is that aside from Canada and Mexico, we do not.
Please check it out and feel free to ask any questions you may have!
For some behind-the-scenes info on the books featured in our Kickstarter campaign, check out this @StephenLStern interview by @RikOffenberger! Steve discusses the origins of Rawhead, Shygirl, and how he met the one, the only L'Amour Supreme!
Stephen Stern talks about L'AMOUR SUPREME'S ZEN
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Our KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN is live! We will be collecting for the first time the only complete comic story by world renowned pop artist L'Amour Supreme!
In addition, we're offering metallic prints, blacklight posters, collectible cards and more!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1firstcomics/lamour-supremes-zen
Well the wait is coming to an end! The Zen Rawhead Saga Kickstarter campaign is going live this Thursday at 9 AM PST! Here's your chance to get the remastered classic Zen storyline The Rawhead Saga by pop artist L'Amour Supreme (Czarface) and writer/co-creator Steve Stern!
Meet our deputy publishers @TheYuanTwins at the Manhattan Beach location of @thecomicbug! They’ll be there between noon and four with a bunch of really great creators so be there or be a quadrilateral!
Tomorrow is the big day! Join us and several other awesome comic creators at the Comic Bug Manhattan Beach location to celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth! We’ll be there from noon to four signing books and having fun!
Tomorrow is the big day! Join us and several other awesome comic creators at the Comic Bug Manhattan Beach location to celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth! We’ll be there from noon to four signing books and having fun!
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Stephen Stern talks about L'AMOUR SUPREME'S ZEN
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YESES, NOS, DOS, AND DON'TS: TIPS FOR WRITERS WHEN SUBMITTING
We've touched upon what can help and hurt artists when submitting work to publishers. Now it's time to help out all you writers out there! Here is a quick and by no means exhaustive list of things that you should do if you can or avoid if at all possible!
1) DO LEARN TO SPELL: Spelling and grammar are very important. Nothing is more embarrassing than claiming to be a "writer" and not knowing how to spell. If you can't be bothered to learn how to spell "restaurant" or figure out whether to use "there", their", or "they're", there's a good chance you haven't bothered to figure out any of the other finer, more esoteric points of storytelling and writing either.
2) DO LEARN YOUR CRAFT: Nothing is worse than a meandering story with boring characters that takes fifty pages to get through what should have been five. Structure is your friend. Unique characters are your friends. Good pacing and good dialogue are your friends. Learn how to craft them and craft them well.
3) DO HAVE A BODY OF WORK: It helps to have a body of work... and there are few better business cards out there than a finished book or series. A few decades ago, this would be like telling a piloting student to buy their own plane first, but today the cost of printing a book is a lot cheaper. With digital printing and print on demand, you can print as many or as few copies as your budget will allow. Hiring artists, letterers, etc. can still be pricey, but at least printing your work won't necessitate you selling your car, home, and a kidney to finance it. A graphic novel or series allows a prospective publisher to see what your work is like and whether you and your style fit into their wheelhouse.
4) DO HAVE A GOOD PITCH READY FOR YOUR PROJECT: If you are hoping to get your original project made, have a good pitch ready to go. Make it quick, simple, and interesting. Thirty seconds to forty-five seconds at most. Your pitch should cover the main plot points, main characters, and the overall conflict. There is no official way to craft a pitch, so avoid film school majors who will tell you in painfully excruciating detail the technical way to do it or quiz you about it until you faint because it makes them feel superior about it - no one cares if you went to USC. A publisher only cares if the story you have can catch their attention in a hundred words or less. So make those words interesting and leave the film school majors to ask you if you want fries with that or not.
5) DON'T BE A JERK: A surefire way to get rejected is to act entitled. Remember - no one owes you anything. If you pout, whine, complain, or otherwise pester the publisher for any reason, there's a good chance they will reject you. If you've watched one too many videos about how to be an "alpha male", you will get rejected. If you approach the submission like a Wall Street business transaction and you don't have Wall Street money behind you? Guess what... you will get rejected. Which brings us to our next point...
6) DO BE PROFESSIONAL: When interacting with a publisher, be professional. A publisher is looking for someone who can write a great story. communicate well, and meet a deadline. We're not telling you to show up in a three piece suit (that will probably scare most editors and publishers), but we would highly recommend not showing up to any meeting drunk, stoned, or otherwise chemically impaired.
7) DO KNOW YOUR PROJECT: If a publisher asks questions about your project, the characters in it, or the story, have an answer. "I don't know" is the worst thing you can say besides "What do you think?" Know all there is to know about your story and the characters therein. This is important because if an editor or publisher should want you to change a plot point or a sequence, you will be able to do so and still remain true to your vision and characters. Conversely, if the suggested changes are a complete betrayal of your story, you will be able to say why said changes are a bad idea.
8) DO NOT TRY TO OUTSMART THE PUBLISHER: No one cares if your flashback within a dream within a hallucination within another flashback is "edgy", "trippy", or "cool." If it is impenetrable, it will be rejected because very few publishers or editors have the time on their hands to decipher your Rosetta Stone... and we've all seen Inception, Reservoir Dogs, and Memento, so spare us. Once again, no one cares if you went to USC. If you write something complicated, what appears in the finished comic can be as oddball as you like, but the script should be as easy to follow as the story will allow.
9) DO NOT COPY A POPULAR WORK OR FRANCHISE: One of the absolute worst pitches we ever heard was "it's like Harry Potter meets Star Wars." Yes, there will be publishers who will be more than happy to publish your "take" on The Boys, Star Wars, Harry Potter, or Lord of the Rings... and you will be chasing them for your promised pay, comp copies, and/or lunch they promised you until you are old and decrepit. People do not pay for fan fiction for two reasons: copyrights and why in the heck would they when they can get the real thing someplace else?
10) DO GET TO KNOW HOW THE INDUSTRY WORKS: Certain people do certain things. Get to know publishers and editors if you're looking for work. Get to know pencilers, inkers, colorists, and letterers if you're looking to provide work. Do not get the two confused because the latter group is usually in no position to offer you employment.
11) DO YOUR RESEARCH AND KNOW WHO YOU ARE PITCHING TO: If your project involves small furry animals eating candy, House of Blood Publishing might not be a good fit for your story. Check out the people you are submitting to and determine what sort of projects they're into and act accordingly.
12) DO BRING SOMETHING TO THE TABLE: The old saying "It's all who you know" is only part of the equation. The other part is "bring something to the table." No one is going to spend tens of thousands of dollars on your project just because they like you. It doesn't work that way... and if you don't believe us, when was the last time you dropped ten grand on someone's project just because you were friends? So bring something the prospective publisher can get really excited about.
13) DO REALIZE THAT WRITING IS THE HARDEST PART OF THE INDUSTRY TO BREAK INTO: Writing is highly subjective. Unlike art, where there are certain almost scientific items that can be judged on an objective level, writing is all within the eye of the beholder. You may have the best bear cub meets alien robot story ever written and if the publisher hates bears, you're out of luck. You will meet people who say your dialogue is awful and others who love it. You will have people tell you something is wrong with your story and others say that's the only point you shouldn't change. It's maddening in the extreme and there is absolutely nothing that can be done to change it, which brings us to our last point...
14) DO KEEP WRITING: Writing is a skill like any other, so keep at it. If you think you stink, don't worry, you WILL get better. And if you think you're good, remember: you can always be great! Just don't quit.
Please note that we did not tell you what you should write. Whether it's historical fiction, sci-fi, autobiographies, or whatever, your writing is what you choose it to be. Anyone who isn't paying you who tells you that you NEED to include this type of character or that kind of plot point is a con artist and should be avoided.
We hope this helps!
All the best,
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Thanks for these. Out of curiosity, does 1First have a dedicated email or contact for submissions? Hi from a Ninja Turtles writer.
The L'Amour Supreme Zen Kickstarter is now live! Stop on by and check out all the cool extras our campaign has to offer for this first ever collection of pop artist L'Amour Supreme's first and only comic book serial work!!!
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You've heard the rumblings, you've seen the teasers, and you've waited patiently...
Well the wait is coming to an end! The Zen Rawhead Saga Kickstarter campaign is going live this Thursday at 9 AM PST! Here's your chance to get the remastered classic Zen storyline The Rawhead Saga by pop artist L'Amour Supreme (Czarface) and writer/co-creator Steve Stern! And that's not all! In addition to the comic saga presented in one volume for the first time ever, there will be options for trading cards, metal prints, and even exclusives for the campaign's first customers!
We will provide the link Thursday, June 1 at 9:00 AM PST! So set those alarms, disable those snooze buttons, and get ready for the greatest retro Zen offering ever! ... See MoreSee Less
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THINGS THAT WILL HELP YOUR SUBMISSION
Okay, enough with the negative side of things. Let's talk about something positive: helping your chances when it comes to submitting! Today we will focus on artists, and beginning ones at that (don't worry writers, your day will come soon!).
If you have not submitted before or very often, submitting your work can be a scary task. The person reviewing your work could be a total jerk ("What's this? This is crap!"), not receptive at all ("I don't like fantasy stuff. Sorry."), or full of themselves ("When I was drawing, I tried to get the reader to really think about what it meant to be a cuttlefish, you know?"). In other words, they can be unhelpful in the extreme.
But assuming the person reviewing your work is receptive, constructive, and willing to help, you want to put your best foot forward. Here are a few steps that can help!
0) MAKE SURE YOUR ART MEETS A MINIMUM STANDARD: We're not trying to be mean here, but if you do not know anatomy or proportions, work on it. Be honest with yourself and look at your art with an objective eye - is this art you would buy? Overly large, malproportioned heads, eyes, and breasts are the three most common things that will sink your chances of getting hired. And please, do not tell your reviewer that it's a "stylistic choice." We know the difference between an artist's style that's been honed over years if not decades of work and experience and someone who just simply does not know how to draw.
1) SHOW OFF YOUR BEST, MOST RECENT WORK: Sounds pretty obvious, but you'd be surprised how many artists confuse quantity with quality. Bring the pages that best represent your work right now.
2) BRING SEQUENCES, NOT PIN UPS: Unless you're only looking to do cover work (and that is a thing, more on that later), a publisher is going to be more interested in how well you can tell a story. They will want to look at a page without any lettering and be able to figure out what's going on.
3) BRING A WIDE RANGE OF SEQUENCES: Fight scenes are easy to do and comics certainly call for a great deal of action, but pages of people having a conversation or watching TV will really catch a publisher's attention because not every story calls for a knock down, drag out fight. Less kinetic sequences allow you to show off things like body language, facial expression, emotions, etc. Almost everyone can draw a dude getting his teeth knocked out, but not everyone can capture the emotions of two people crushing hardcore over each other over a cup of coffee but are too scared to say anything about it. Show your portfolio reviewer/submissions editor what you can do and hopefully it's more than just Captain Justice beating the heck out of Monstro-Man.
4) COVERS/PIN UPS: "But I'm more of a cover artist!" says every beginning artist who thinks a cover is just a static pose of a character... and they are all wrong. Not just wrong, but WRONG. A cover has to tell a story, sell a story, grab attention away from every other cover on the comic rack, and look good all at the same time and with only one page and one panel to do it. If you fail to accomplish any one of these when drawing your cover, you are not a cover artist... you are delusional. That's why covers are almost always given to experienced artists who have paid their dues drawing dozens if not hundreds of issues. It's a tough job and you are unlikely to "just" be a cover artist, especially if you're starting out. So don't say that to your portfolio reviewer... they will likely roll their eyes and mutter, "You and everyone else, kid." If you want to do covers, gain experience by drawing sequences and then learning to distill any sequence into one image.
5) FOCUS IS KEY: Focus on what you do best. If you want to be an inker, don't bring your pencils in for review or submission. If your coloring is awful, don't color your own work. Bring in only those items you want someone to look at and play into your strengths.
6) DON'T LET ANY OF THIS DISCOURAGE YOU: Yeah, this all sounds awful and mean, but it's not meant to. We want you to succeed and we believe you can and will if you keep working at it. When you get everything down pat, submitting your work will actually be the least of your worries!
So keep drawing, honing your craft, and keep an eye on those proportions, line weights, and perspectives!
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Could you do pointer for writers?
Good pointers! I will say over a decade ago I had the pleasure of meeting Steve at C2E2 and I think he’s still shopping some scripts around that I’m on deck for…. Fingers crossed:). The thing about covers is since I got into Oil Painting some years ago I did ironically transition to mainly cover art with the exception of a book for Make A Wish I’m doing. I mainly do shows and sell playmats with my dragon art on them but still love sequentials as a storytelling device. I just found it ironic - the point about inexperienced artists wanting to do covers as when I was really going full throttle trying to break in I was like “ ewww covers! I want to draw interiors man!” Now I’m sort of more like “ give me the covers!” Again love interiors but a picture tells a thousand words! Great advice guys!
Thank you so much for the pointers!
Drop on by The Comic Bug at Manhattan Beach Saturday, 12-4 and meet some amazing comic creators!Repost from @horatorastudios
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Grrr is right! This Saturday from 12-4PM @theComicBug in Manhattan Beach!
1807 Manhattan Beach Blvd, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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QUICK WAYS TO GET REJECTED
Here at 1First Comics, we are more than happy to engage in portfolio reviews. That having been said, the surest way to get rejected is to follow one or more of these two simple steps:
1) Submit "AI" art, or as it is more accurately termed, plagiarism software. If your artwork has been generated by this contemptible string of code, it will be rejected out of hand. If we suspect it has been generated by this cheat sheet for wannabes, we will reject it out of hand. We don't care how much you justify using this item in your life or how much it means to you because at the end of the day it relies upon theft to get results. Take it someplace else if you want, but not here.
2) Submit artwork that is not your own. It's not terribly difficult to figure out if you are a work's original artist and we have enough time on our hands to find out. So if we find out that you have tried to pass someone eles's art off as your own, we will let you know in no uncertain terms that we have nothing but contempt for you. We are not yet at the stage where we feel like outing such individuals, but push us a little harder and see how we feel then.
All told, be honest when submitting. A body of work that is "bad" but honest beats one that is amazing and stolen. We are happy to offer advice, constructive notes, and engage with those looking to break into the business. We are NOT happy, however, to have thieves come knocking on our door. ... See MoreSee Less
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CCR Ontario was great in so many ways, but what sums up the experience better than 1First Comics both old and new? We have Jim Starlin, one of 1First's first creators, with Jared Sams, one of 1First's newest creators! Legacy meets legit in one mighty meeting of the creative minds!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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CCR ONTARIO is this weekend! Drop on by and catch us at Booth 304 for some amazing comics, amazing board games (yep, we've got those too!), and amazing creators!!! Deputy Publishers and creators Matt and John Yuan, writer and artist Jared Sams, writer Orlando Harding and writer Steve Stern will be there this weekend signing books and chatting with fans! Writer and artist Omaha Perez will be there Saturday only.
Publisher Ken F. Levin (who also just so happens to be an Emmy-nominated Executive Producer on The Boys) will be there Sunday!
With all this going on, why wouldn't you come by CCR Ontario this weekend? Why, you'd have to be wrong in the head to want to avoid this much fun and awesomeness!!! So come on by and say hello! You know you want to!
Check out the CCR Ontario website for more info on more great creators! www.comicconrevolution.com/ontario/index.php ... See MoreSee Less
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Very cool 😎
Come on by and check things out! Steve Stern, co-creator of Zen Intergalactic Ninja will be there with some exciting new news! You know, instead of that crappy old news everyone else is offering! ... See MoreSee Less
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Want something new? Want something weird? Want something great? You’re in luck! We’ve got all three in the form of Jared Sam’s’ magnum opus SPACE NEGRO! This weekend at CCR Ontario!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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See ya at CCR Ontario, May 20-21, 2023!
What is he making in there?
A sneak peek at the Yuan Twins' upcoming book DECLAN AND CHANG: PTSD, a relaunching of their first series Declan And Chang now under the 1First banner! The book will be out this summer but until then check out this work in progress series!
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Brilliant art! I love the insider's look to the inking of this panel. Thank you.
I love this!!!!
Looking good!