Lulu thread at RPGNet . . .

[Aus_Snow]

Thanks for posting the photos!

Now I'm a bit more likely to give them a go. It's just the international shipping that bugs me. . . :\

 

[philreed]

Thanks for posting the photos!

Now I'm a bit more likely to give them a go. It's just the international shipping that bugs me. . . :\

They've got a European office now.

 

[JVisgaitis]

Why are on demand full color comics so much cheaper? I found this website: http://www.ka-blam.com I can get a 52 page full color comic for less then $4 and I only need to order one!

I don't have the damn business card of the company we talked to at Wizard World and they were sharing a booth with an artist, so they aren't listed in the show catalog. Who are some of the other big companies out there that do POD?

 

[Aus_Snow]

They've got a European office now.

Harumph.

Translated: I'm antipodean and not loving it right this minute.

 

[philreed]

Why are on demand full color comics so much cheaper? I found this website: http://www.ka-blam.com I can get a 52 page full color comic for less then $4 and I only need to order one!

I don't have the damn business card of the company we talked to at Wizard World and they were sharing a booth with an artist, so they aren't listed in the show catalog. Who are some of the other big companies out there that do POD?

Which is an excellent reason to produce comic-sized supplements.

Also look at www.comixpress.com.

 

[philreed]

Harumph.

Translated: I'm antipodean and not loving it right this minute.

I don't understand.

 

[Aus_Snow]

I don't understand.

If you're making with the funny, I'm not getting it, sorry. :\

But if you're not, it's just that shipping from Europe to the south Pacific is likely to be about the same as, if not worse than shipping from the USA to same.

 

[Aaron L]

I posted this photo (showing a book printed by Lulu) at RPGNet. I figured someone here might like a look at it.

The most important thing to know is that perfect-bound books printed by Lulu are almost identical to the books you buy in a store. The print quality is excellent and so far I've been very happy with the binding. (My oldest Lulu book is over two years old and still holding together without and signs of damage.)

Is it bad that the thing in that picture that most caught my eye was the Cobra S.T.U.N.?


I LOVED those things.

Rad that you have one

 

[philreed]

But if you're not, it's just that shipping from Europe to the south Pacific is likely to be about the same as, if not worse than shipping from the USA to same.

_Now_ I get it. Thanks.

They definitely need a branch on that side of the world.

 

[Mark]

The most important thing to know is that perfect-bound books printed by Lulu are almost identical to the books you buy in a store. The print quality is excellent and so far I've been very happy with the binding. (My oldest Lulu book is over two years old and still holding together without and signs of damage.)

Yup. I've got a couple of lulu perfect bound books that old, too, and they're indistinguishable from those from regular press runs.