For Comics creatorsUpdated Oct 12, 20262 min read
Find a collaborator on the Collab Board
Post what your comic needs — or what you can offer — say whether it uses AI-assisted art, and apply to other people's listings.
- ~4 min
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- Part 1 of 2
The Collab Board is where writers find artists, artists find colorists, and everyone finds a letterer. It's a noticeboard: any money is between you.
Before you start
- Nothing to browse. To post or apply: a Waypoint account, signed in.
Post a listing
Open the board
In the Comics Realm's rail, choose Collab Board, then press Post a listing.Say which way round
I'm…: Looking for collaborators, or Offering my services.Describe it
A Title (Sci-fi one-shot needs an artist), the roles — Writer, Penciller, Inker, Colorist, Letterer, Editor, Cover artist or Other — and a Genre (optional).Set the arrangement
Arrangement: Revenue share, For fun / passion project, or Paid. Looking for help on a project of yours? Pick it under For your project (optional).Write the details
Under Details: the pitch, page count, timeline, style, and what you're after.Disclose AI art
Tick This project uses AI-assisted art if it does. The listing then says so.Post it
Press Post listing.
Check it worked
It's under Open listings, badged Seeking or Offering. The tabs filter Looking for help and Offering services.
Apply to one
Open a listing
Press its title on the board.Pitch yourself
Under Your pitch, introduce yourself, link your portfolio, and say why you're a fit. Press Apply.
Check it worked
It reads Application sent — the poster will be in touch. The poster sees you under Applicants and presses Accept or Decline. Accepted on a listing tied to a project, you're invited to its team.
If something's off
- “Sign in to post a listing or start a project.”
- Sign in first; browsing is open to everyone.
- “Couldn't post the listing.”
- Check the title and details are filled in, and try again.
- I haven't heard back
- The poster isn't notified of new applications yet — they see them when they open the listing.
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