How Creators Can License and Pitch Comic IP to Agencies and Studios
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How Creators Can License and Pitch Comic IP to Agencies and Studios

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2026-02-01
11 min read
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A practical 2026 primer for comic creators: which rights to keep, how to package licensing deals, and pitch materials that make agencies like WME pay attention.

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