They got paid for this!

FAQ:

Q: how do I know what to get bad art from/what kind of things do you take submissions from? A: I mainly want to keep it Marvel, DC, or other major indie publishers (like Image or Dynamite) because these are the people that should be held to the highest standards, you also should have to pay to own whatever the panel/panels are from, even if it’s for sale on Comixology for like 99 cents that’s good enought for me, but also please consider the source material, I could get a years worth of content out of the Sonichu comics and Chris-chan does technically charge for them but that’s not really the spirit I’m going for

Q: do you take submissions from mangas? A: I do but also I don’t know anything about manga and haven’t ever read any but at the end of the day bad art is bad art

Q: do typos, misattributed speech bubbles, miscolors, etc count?  A: sure, they’re not as fun but they’re still errors that went to print

Q: how do I know if I’m being too picky?  A: that’s kinda of up to you, I generally end up deleting most stuff I find because I’m like ehhh it’s whatever but also remember that at the end of the day these are professional artist working for, in the case of Marvel & DC, multi-million dollar companies who expect consumers to pay money for their art so it should inherently be held to a fairly high standard

Q: should I put the issue and artist on my submission? A: issue # sure go ahead, I’d actually prefer that because it helps with tagging and also if I need to find a higher quality version it makes it easy for me, but as for the artist’s name I generally don’t unless they’re a repeat offender or if it’s really bad, but I’m going to leave that up to your discretion and won’t delete it if you put the name on it

Q: I submitted something but I haven’t seen it posted? A: you’re more then welcome to message me asking if I received your submission or when it will be posted but also please know I receive quite a few submissions a day and I like to post them basically in the order they’re received so it may be a bit but know it’s going to be posted, if I do reject a post I’ll send you a message letting your know

Q: why would you reject a submission/why was my submission rejected? A: so actually I’m not the only one who decides if a post is bad enough, I feel I’m a little bit blind to this stuff after putting up with it for years so if I have a doubt about a post I’ll send it to 3 of my friends (the three I’ve been sending them to recently are artists themselves and don’t read comics/don’t read them much) and if at least two of the three say they don’t think it’s that bad unfortunately it’s rejected and you’ll receive a message letting you know (this only applies if I can contact you, I’ve run into several situations where people have their ask boxes closed and can’t receive messages from people they don’t follow so obviously I can’t let them know)

Q: if one of my submissions gets rejected can I submit something else? A: yea absolutely!