How Did Matt Groening Get The Simpsons Out In ...

Simpsons FAQ | 28.01.2010 4:54 | 3 Comments

How did Matt Groening get the Simpsons out in the public?
Because I have an idea for a cartoon and I would like to get it out in the public!

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Elayne

28.01.2010 11:52

You can try sending your cartoons to magazines and newspapers.
Send them 6-10 samples of your cartoons with a cover letter and a self addressed stamped envelope so that they can return your work if they don’t want it.
There is a 90% rejection rate with cartoons, so don’t just send them to anyone. Find newspapers and magazines that have the same audience that you think will like your humor. Also, if you have local magazines and newspapers, they might be easier to get published by as opposed to national papers and magazines.
Once you are published, you will have more credentials and more papers or magazines will be willing to publish you.
You can also make your own self published books and find a store to sell them. The good people at Kinkos or your local copy shop can help you do this.
Good Luck

ocularne

28.01.2010 13:03

Originally Groening created a daily cartoon strip called “Life in Hell”. After that he came up with the Simpson’s as a short filler on the Tracy Ulman show. These one minute cartoons became so popular that he managed to convince Fox to turn it into a half hour show.

muffinma

28.01.2010 15:43

The Simpsons had short spots on the Tracy Ullman Show, a variety show. Since there are no variety shows anymore you have to use new technology, like posting it on YouTube.

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