Submission Guidelines

UPDATED DECEMBER 1, 2009.

Are you interested in working with us and joining the Class Comics team?  We welcome your submissions, provided each proposal adheres to our submission guidelines.  Here’s what you need to know before submitting your work.  Please note that we have made numerous changes to our submissions guidelines, effective December 1, 2009.  Be sure to read everything over very carefully.  All submissions must be sent to us electronically.

CREATOR-OWNED PROJECTS

Class Comics is a publisher of Gay Erotic Comics.   We are always looking for quality creator-owned projects that feature prominent gay characters and adult themes.  We are not currently looking for projects without adult content.

Our goal is to broaden the line of Class Comics titles to include works by other creators. Your project should feature a strong Gay overtone, and must be adult-rated. Projects featuring prominent Gay characters and themes but not of a mature content rating will not be considered at this time.  Please do not send anything of this nature.

Ideally, your project will be 24 pages in length.  We will consider projects that are longer than 24 pages as a trade paperback, but the 24-page comic book format is what we are generally looking for. A series of up to 3 books can be proposed, with each individual issue being 24 pages in length.

We require at least 8 fully completed pages in color in order to consider a project for possible publication.  The first 8 pages of the first book are preferred as it helps us properly assess things and get a better sense of the project.

ARTISTS

 
Class Comics is not looking for inkers at this time.

WRITERS

Class Comics does not accept scripts or idea proposals from writers without an artist firmly commited to the project. We categorically do not accept scripts regarding our characters as we control our characters’ destinies!

We don’t have a reserve of artists who we assign to scripts. Generally we publish projects done by artists or artists/writer teams. This means that if you have an original story idea, but no visuals for it, then partner yourself with an artist and CREATE THAT COMIC!

You might want to poke around a bit on  www.digitalwebbing.com/talent/ or www.deviantart.com/ or yaoi.y-gallery.net/ and see if you can find someone with the same interests. We are happy to look at partially completed projects and consider them for publication upon completion.

We don’t look at unsolicited scripts as it sets up potential for problems later on, should some of our projects bear an unintentional resemblance.

HOW TO SUBMIT

Submissions must be sent electronically by email, or by sending us a link to your samples. Submissions should be sent to SUBMIT@CLASSCOMICS.COM This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

If we have an immediate interest in your work you will be contacted. If anyone on the Class Comics staff has even the slightest interest in your work your submission will be kept on file for future reference. No immediate response from us does not necessarily constitute a rejection. It can take some time to review submissions and consider them thoroughly, so please be patient.

On the other hand, if you’re sending a submission cold and we’re not currently interested, we may not be able to get back to you right away. That said, if we like your stuff and have a place for you, you will hear from us.

Thanks for your interest in submitting material to Class Comics!