Help Shape the Future of Kids Comics Unite!

help shape the future of kcu take the 2026 member survey

What would help you most on your comics-making journey?

We want to know.

As we look ahead to 2027, we’re thinking about how Kids Comics Unite can better support you and our whole community of graphic novel creators.

We’ve put together a survey to learn more about where you are in your creative journey, what’s working for you at KCU, and what you’d love to see us offer in the future.

As a thank-you for filling out the survey, we’re holding a special raffle: a chance to win a 45-minute, one-on-one mentorship call with me! I’m the founder of KCU founder and a literary agent specializing in graphic novels (you can find out more about me here).

The survey takes about 8-12 minutes, and your responses are anonymous unless you choose to share your email address.

IMPORTANT: Please note that the deadline for responding is Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

Whether you’re a longtime KCU member, someone who’s mostly been watching from the sidelines, or someone who just joined yesterday, your perspective matters. We want to hear what’s helpful, what isn’t, and what would make the biggest difference for you as a creator.

We’re excited about what’s ahead, and we would love for you to be part of shaping it. Thank you for telling us what you think!

About Janna Morishima

Janna Morishima is the founder of Kids Comics Unite and a literary agent who specializes in graphic novels and visual storytelling. She started her publishing career at Scholastic, where she was one of the co-founders of the Graphix imprint. She then became director of the Kids Group for Diamond Book Distributors, where she worked with publishers such as Marvel, Dark Horse, and Oni Press, and helped launch Françoise Mouly’s Toon Books imprint. In addition to her background in publishing, she has worked as an associate producer for documentary films, and as an assistant teacher in a kindergarten and a teacher in a high school for teens in the juvenile justice system. She later launched and ran the NYC Department of Education’s “NYC Reads 365” literacy initiative.

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