Lost in Translation – Web Comics from India
By Hervé St-LouisJul 15, 2009 - 0:07
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But now, the proposals have spilt over into the comic book industry – specifically the Web comics grouping. This morning, I received an email from some nondescript studio from India titled “web comics portal from India”
“Hi,
We have a web comics portal from India www.insertindianstudiohere.com, currently comics are available in English and 3 other Indian languages.
These comics are based on Indian Moral stories. Find time to review the www.insertindianstudiohere.com and provide us listing in webcomics section of comibookbin.com
with warm regards”
Now, I’m not sure what they are trying to sell and it’s obvious that they are clueless about business etiquette in North America. I don’t like to be given orders from people in emails especially when it’s one sided. Frankly, they do a disservice to other genuine and competent members of India’s comic book industry. I find it interesting to see that something that has plagued one industry for years has finally morphed into something else that will now plague a smaller industry today. Wonder if I’ll start receiving requests every week now? One thing for sure, I will atomize the pitch of any similar Indian studio that tries to sell its wares in the comments below.
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i run an animation studio out of Bombay and frankly am disgusted by the spam churned out by these so called studios... not only is their work terrible at times, they cast genuine studios in a bad light as well.
on behalf of these idiots.
apologies !
Gaurav

