I'm Gayle (Gayle Francis Moffet if you're looking to read my work). I writes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and comic books. I grew up in Yellville, Arkansas, spent some time in Springifeld, Missouri, and then moved to Portland, Oregon with that guy I married. When I'm not writing, I read, crochet, and hope for the day the Sci-Fi channel will release their terrible made-for-tv movies onto Netflix Instant Streaming. I keep a newsblog at gaylefmoffet.com, and I have a digital store where you can buy some of my writing and design work.
A Look Around the Digital-First Comics Landscape
Publisher’s Weekly took the time to break down who’s doing digital-first comics and how they’re doing them. Not surprisingly, DC is running the game right now, and it’s basically time for the other companies to play catch up. What I find really interesting about this article is that they explain that the digital-first comics do get printed into paper versions for non-digital comic fans much in the same way paper versions of comics have digital counterparts now.
I have some arguments about their assertion that the “Batman Beyond” print versions didn’t do a lot of sales, but we’ll save that for another time.
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