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How do I print and distribute my webcomic books?

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How do I distribute my book?

I distribute my book specifically on Amazon through Kindle Direct Publishing or KDP.

What Kindle Direct Publishing does is it will let me create an ebook for my webcomic. KDP also lets me publish a print version of my book.

(Related post: What dimensions, pixel count, etc. Do I use for my webcomics?)

The best part is, along with the ebook and the printed book, Amazon actually handles all of the printing, shipping, billing, and all that kind of stuff for me.

So I just upload my webcomic book to the Kindle Direct Publishing section of Amazon and then Amazon takes care of the rest.

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