CASE STUDY
Globetrotter, a Syndicated Travel Comic Strip
I'm excited to introduce my daily travel comic strip, Globetrotter. In 2022, I achieved a major milestone by securing a syndication deal with Andrews McMeel Universal, a leading distributor of comics. Joining iconic strips like Calvin and Hobbes, For Better or Worse, and Garfield, Globetrotter now reaches a global audience.
Follow Chloe, a travel enthusiast, as she embarks on a life-changing journey in this adventure comic. Through her eyes, readers experience the joys, humour, and mishaps of exploring the world. Globetrotter offers a lighthearted escape, capturing the thrill of discovery and relatable cultural faux pas.
My extensive travel experiences fuel Globetrotter's authenticity. Having lived in various countries, including Canada, Norway, Germany, and England, I draw inspiration from my own adventures and observations. The humour often stems from real-life conversations, creating a sense of connection for readers.
Highlights:
- Genre: Humour, Adventure
- Target Audience: Broad audience, with a focus on travel enthusiasts
- Lead Character: Chloe, a woman with a passion for travel
- Themes: Travel experiences, cultural encounters, humorous mishaps
- Art Style: Clean and modern design aesthetic
- Syndication: Published by Andrews McMeel Syndication
- Website: You can find more information and read the comics online at https://www.gocomics.com/globetrotter
AT A GLANCE
Syndicated Comic: Globally distributed through Andrews McMeel Universal.
Travel Adventures: Follows Chloe's journey around the world.
Humour and Relatability: Offers lighthearted escapism with relatable cultural experiences.
Authenticity: Based on personal travel experiences and observations.
Engagement: Creates a sense of connection for readers.
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