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In this episode of the Indie Creator Exchange, hosts Jake and Kurt interview Tanner Hurley, discussing his journey from writer to publisher within the indie comic scene. Tanner shares insights on his latest project, Satellite Girl by Chris Ouellette, a comic that evolved from a heavy metal-inspired magazine concept into a standalone series. He highlights the challenges faced in indie publishing, such as dealing with copyright issues and navigating crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter. Tanner also reflects on the importance of collaboration in the indie comic community and expresses a desire for creators to work together rather than compete. He emphasizes the need for supporting each other to match the quality of major publishers like Marvel and DC. The discussion concludes with Tanner's thoughts on the future of comics and the importance of creating work that resonates with both creators and audiences.
Educational Points Made During the Podcast:
1. Crowdfunding Challenges: Tanner discusses the pitfalls of crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter, including the impact of dropped pledges and the complexities of fulfillment, highlighting the need for careful financial planning.
2. Importance of Collaboration: The conversation emphasizes the significance of collaboration in the indie comic industry, where creators can benefit from pooling their resources and expertise to achieve greater success.
3. Adaptability in the Creative Process: Tanner’s journey from a writer to a publisher showcases the importance of adaptability in the creative process, as he shifted roles to ensure the success of his projects, demonstrating that creators should be open to evolving their roles based on project needs.