Make your one pager tailored for graphic novel publishers

To cover the book, ``Local Person Makes Comic Book,ʼʼ or as a comics expert. Work with your local bookstore to shelf the book at their stores. Sign up to appear at local book festivals and conventions. If you want to break out of the local market, consider buying an ad for your book in similiar comic books.

Venngageʼs AI one pager generator helps organize key points and structure content efficiently, letting you focus on what matters mostyour message. With professionally designed templates and easy editing tools, you can quickly tailor your one-pager to fit your needs.

Start with a short one or two sentence pitch of the overall concept (sometimes referred to as an elevator pitch). After that, move on to a longer description of what the story is about. Model this paragraph (or two) off of the back cover copy on published books.

There are four parts to a one pager: Provide an accurate citation of the book/article. Include your own name and relevant details. Use three bullet points to provide a holistic summary. Each paragraph should be short, and pick up on a critical part of the thesis. Use three bullet points for constructive analysis.

A graphic novel pitch is comprised of 4 parts: The cover letter. The pitch. A sample script or preferably, a sample comic. THE STRUCTURE OF THE EMAIL, which is the damb most important part of the pitch. Listen! Pay attention! DO NOT MESS THIS UP!

A one-pager is a short single-page document that provides an in-depth overview of a company, product, service, or project. Itʼs used to concisely communicate unique value and benefits to effectively pitch potential clients, investors, or stakeholders.

Your pitch therefore needs to mention: your bookʼs title, its genre, the setting/time, introduce the central character, and hint at the journey theyʼre going to go on and/or the problem theyʼre facing. (Itʼs fine for you to use comparison titles or names of film/TV shows within your pitch).