Morgan Perry

@geauxta.bsky.social

Your local goth comics & manga publishing pal | Now: Marketing Manager - Manga & Book Publishing @square-enix-books.com | Prev: Brand Manager (Editorial) @ Skybound / Retail Sales Lead @ BOOM! Studios | Comic Sales Data Nerd | 日本語を勉強します 📚 (She/Her)

We’re experiencing a shift in the Comics Industry. There’s new talent emerging, established talent leveling up, new publishers and imprints in the mix, an influx of product and stories available, and a new generation of retailers really changing how comic shops are run, perceived, & supported.

My two most engaged with threads have been asking where femme mtg players meet to play in LA (and being told by a lot of dudes that they’ve seen women before at their LCGs) and it being Waffle Bar Week at the office. And this picture of my cat after being sedated for being “too spicy” at the vet.

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There is literally no reason to CGC Grade manga unless that manga was produced in a single issue format like Viz used to do back in the 90s before the tankobon trade style was adopted, and you’re doing it to preserve the format. And even then, I’m gonna raise an eyebrow if it’s of interest now.

What do Daemons of the Shadow Realm and The Pitt have in common? And why is it marketing? Find out when I chat about all the things with @behindthemanga.com!

Behind The Manga@behindthemanga.com · 6mo ago

Square Enix Manga & Books Marketing Manager @geauxta.bsky.social returns to the podcast where we talk about the company's Comic Partner Initiative with PRH, creating video content for license announcements, and more in part 1 of 2! Link to Podcast ep: buff.ly/etgCAYn #manga

Hell as mutual destruction — another preview of my comic for the Hallowed Ground queer horror anthology, now 2 weeks away from our funding goal! For queer art that’s more cathartic than comforting, consider backing it 🫡❤️‍🔥

Preview of my comic “PROMISE” for Hallowed Ground — with the description of Hell as “cycles of mutual destruction”Cover for Hallowed Ground comic anthologyContributor list for Hallowed Ground comic anthology

The industry both WANTS and NEEDS sales charts. They aren’t just to see what’s selling so folks can high five about high numbers. They are a CRUCIAL tool for marketing and sales folks to determine marketability, key selling points, & provide accurate comp titles to allow newer or debut titles (1/2)

Comicsbeat@comicsbeat.bsky.social · 7mo ago

It’s official: We need sales charts for comics! A straw poll confirms that most people in the comic book industry want sales charts. Here's why they're important.