WINC: Exploring the Forum & Format of Comics

WINC: Exploring the Forum & Format of Comics

by | Jun 30, 2018 | afrofuturism, black comics, Black Panther, bleeding cool, Comic Book Stores, Comic Books, Comics, Concept Design, digital comics, Direct Sales Market, education, Graphic Novels, Infinitum, marketing, Matty's Rocket, news, Uncategorized, Web Comics

Greetings Dieselfunkateers!

Lo and Behold.  Women In Comics Convention TODAY! at the main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library.  I had to come up for air for a second from working hard on INFINITUM.  I was asked by Supah Sistah Supreme, Regine Sawyer, Founder of Women IN Comics, to moderate an AWESOME panel titled:

Exploring the Forum & Format of Comics

Comics are going through disruptive change with the ever present nature of more advanced technologies. This panel investigates the different forums of showcase, consumption, and distribution of the comicbook medium. Panelist will also cover how these elements can be covered in an educational context within the physical and virtual learning environments.

Participants are:

Micheline Hess (Artist: Malice In Ovenland)

Marguerite Dabaie (Artist/Writer: THE HOOKAH GIRL AND OTHER TRUE STORIES

Clairesa Clay (Scholar and Founder of Blerd City)

Mia Charlene White (Assistant Professor at The New School for Social Research

Greg Anderson Elysée (Writer: Is’nana The Were Spider)

Shawn Martinbrough (Artist: Luke Cage Noir, Thief of Thieves, Shadowman)

And of course moderated by Tim Fielder (Writer/Artist: Matty’s Rocket)

Brooklyn Public Library is an approved Sponsor of Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) in New York State. At the close of the workshop, attendees with be issued a certificate for 1 hour of CTLE credit.

TODAY: June 30 2018, 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM  Brooklyn Public Library, 10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11238, USA

SEE YOU THERE!

Dieselfunk Dispatch Comics Distribution

Dieselfunk Dispatch Comics Distribution

by | Mar 18, 2018 | afrofuturism, Amazon, black metropolis, bleeding cool, Book Stores, Comic Book Stores, Comic Books, Comics, dieselfunk dispatch, dieselfunk news, dieselfunk store, Dieselfunk Studios, Direct Sales Market, Graphic Novels, marketing, Matty's Rocket, Publishers Weekly, Tim Fielder, Web Comics

Greetings Dieselfunkateers! The Dispatch is BACK! We are presently on the perpetual Matty’s Rocket Book Tour in California.  It never really ends folks. Of course the Dieselfunk Dispatch continues. This time giving our breakdown on what makes up the Comic industry. I mean, you got your run of the mill floppies from the big majors and indie varieties, your thick ol graphic novels, and your prestigious format thingies. It’s enough to make a mug question just what is the Comic Book Industry? For the artists it means one thing, but for the publisher it means something altogether. Add in the digital disruption with distribution it makes for quite a tale. The Dieselfunk Dispatch goes in relatively deep, but simple enough for the regular reader to get an idea of how it goes down.

Check it out HERE  

Dieselfunk Dispatch: An Overview of Comics Distribution Channels

In the meantime I’ll go back down into the dungeon to get to work…:-)

Matty’s Rocket on BRIC TV’s 112BK TONIGHT 10PM

Matty’s Rocket on BRIC TV’s 112BK TONIGHT 10PM

by | Jan 9, 2018 | afrofuturism, art, marketing, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Matty's Rocket, news, podcast

Greetings Dieselfunkateers!  MASSIVE MEDIA continues on the road to 6th Annual Schomburg Black Comic Book Day on BRIC TV’s..

TONIGHT AT 10PM!

 

Check it out  HERE!

Watch as the Awesome Brian Vines interviews a mug about Matty’s Rocket, Afrofuturism, The BUSINESS of Black Comics, The 6th Annual Schomburg Black Comic Book Day, and More.  

Check it out  HERE!

Check it out  HERE!

HACK The DIESEL

HACK The DIESEL

by | Dec 24, 2017 | afrofuturism, art, bande dessinée, Black Panther, Comics, dieselfunk news, Dieselfunk Show, dieselfunk store, Dieselfunk Studios, marketing, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Matty's Rocket

Greetings Dieselfunkateers!  I hope your holiday season is off to a bang.  Work is still ongoing throughout the holidays in the lab.  There’s been some quite fascinating discussion online regarding the state of black comics and how best to market and sell them.  All very helpful and useful ideas.  In the discussion, it occurred to me that all cartoonists of color could in theory hack the marketing of the upcoming Schomburg Black Comic Book Day and Black Panther Movie to spread awareness about how individual works and the body of work in general.  Thusly, I wanted take a moment to formally send out a notice for the following hashtag phrase:

“ #blackpantherblackcomix Checkout www.yoururl.com @SchomburgCenter #Blackcomicbookday#ipfreeforall Won’thurt2tryit & other books:-) “ 

So for me this post would go:

blackpantherblackcomix Checkout www.dieselfunk.com @SchomburgCenter #Blackcomicbookday #ipfreeforall Won’thurt2tryit & other books:-)

Feel FREE to use it to your hearts content.  Back to it.