Below is our Annual Report reflecting on what happened in 2025. I was hoping to publish this a few months ago... but better late than never. 😝 Executive Summary Kids Comics Unite is an online community offering career development for comics creators working in children’s publishing, …Read More
Every year, we ask the judges who review KCU Pitchfest submissions to give us their observations about what makes the best pitches stand out, and what keeps other pitches from landing the way they should. This year, the judges reviewed 95 pitches, which gave them …Read More
If you’re a writer who’s thinking about assembling a creative team, or an artist thinking about joining a creative team to work on a graphic novel, you may realize that one of the first things you should do before jumping into the work is …Read More
We are thrilled to have these stellar agents and editors on board to review the pitch submissions. If you think you might want to sign up for a one-on-one pitch review, peruse the list of judges below carefully now. If they will be offering one-on-one …Read More
Finding your unique style is one of the most crucial aspects of becoming a successful graphic novelist. Your style is what sets you apart, making your work recognizable and memorable. Linework is the step after sketching where you finalize your design/drawing into distinctive lines. This …Read More
Tickets close on April 17th at 8am EST. In this workshop, artist and graphic novelist Joe Latham will show you how to develop a creative process that works for you, from concept to comic. He'll show how iterative development helped him develop his own visual storytelling …Read More
You don't want to miss this event with Ngozi Ukazu!!!! Ngozi Ukazu is a New York Times bestselling author and the creator of Check, Please!, an online graphic novel whose printing campaign remains one of the most funded webcomics Kickstarter ever. She graduated from Yale …Read More