February 2012
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Anonymous asked: Hi people! I'm a professional artist and comicker, I'm totally queer, I'd like to send you my submission but...I'm french. Is it ok with you anyway, even if my english isn't a 100% accurate, and despite the fact that french people won't have the same outting experience you'd have on the other side of the world? Pu-leeeeease say yes! ^3^
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comicsforbreakfast asked: Apologies if I'm getting ahead of myself, but if we send in sample pages before march 31st along with our character designs, etc., are there specs for that yet? Or is that something we will all find out at a later date? Thanks! :D
January 2012
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alekibutt asked: Hi there, I know what you're looking for is nonfiction, but could we add surrealistic elements or maybe even just embelish a little? Sorry it's just that my own personal stories were rather non-eventful/boring. xD;;
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Anonymous asked: how many different comics are you hoping to include/how many total pages are you hoping to cover in all?
Anonymous asked: I've already drawn a comic on the subject quite recently. If I were to submit a proposal of that story and you chose it, would the previous comic be okay or would it have to be something completely new.
December 2011
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Anonymous asked: I sent in my submission, but I'm nervous that my summary isn't as long or detailed as you're looking for (or maybe it's too long?). If it's not enough, will I have the opportunity to send in a more in-depth summary, or is it an instant disqualification? (I'm really interested in submitting a comic, I just don't have all the details I want to include in my story...
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disp0sabledarling asked: Are the submissions based on how good the submitted art is?
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Anonymous asked: what do you mean "sample of the art"? as in one of the comic pages? or an example of drawing style?
Anonymous asked: Can my submission to "Drawn Out" be about when I first came out to myself? I know that might sound weird, but admitting it to myself was a pretty big hurdle to overcome, and quite frankly, way harder than admitting it to anyone else.
Open Submissions for "DRAWN Out": the LGBTQ+...
It’s one of the scariest/happiest things a queer person can do: come out. Whether bad or good, funny or dramatic, it usually makes for an interesting story, and we want to hear those stories.
Drawn OUTÂ is a comic book anthology of nonfictional coming out stories, and we are looking for submissions. We’re looking for 1-6 page stories in sequential art (comic) form, that revolve around...