There is no specific career ladder for comic book artists. Full-time comic book artists may advance to senior-level and managerial roles within the publishing company's art department. With years of experience, they may start their own comic book publishing companies. Others may write articles and books about the field or teach in art schools. Most advance by developing a fan following and moving on to higher profile characters and projects or creating their own comics that become popular enough to be turned into movies and television.
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- Art Directors
- Art Teachers
- Artists
- Book Editors
- Cartoonists
- Comic Book Publishers
- Comic Book Writers
- Desktop Publishing Specialists
- Digital Designers
- Editorial Assistants
- Editorial Research Assistants
- Editors
- Exhibit Designers
- Fashion Designers
- Fashion Illustrators
- Fashion Photographers
- Fashion Stylists
- Film and Television Directors
- Furniture Designers
- Gallery Owners and Directors
- Graphic Designers
- Greeting Card Designers and Writers
- Illustrators
- Interior Designers and Decorators
- Jewelers and Jewelry Repairers
- Literary Agents
- Magazine Editors
- Makeup Artists
- Medical Illustrators and Photographers
- Motion Graphics Artists
- Multimedia Artists and Animators
- Non-Fungible Token Artists
- Photographers
- Production Designers and Art Directors
- Publicity Photographers
- Tattoo Artists
- Video Game Art Directors
- Visual Interaction Designers