Kodansha Comics does print books. They have a significant presence in the publishing industry and offer a variety of printed works to meet the demands of readers.
I don't think they are. Usually, different divisions of a company like this operate in separate locations.
Not usually. Most Kodansha digital comics have some form of DRM to protect copyright.
Yes, DC Comics still prints comics. They continue to release new titles and series.
Chicago Pressman doesn't print comics. They have specialized in different areas of printing, such as business documents and promotional materials. The production process and equipment they have are not set up for comic printing.
You can usually apply by visiting the official Kodansha Comics website. They often have a specific application section or instructions on how to proceed.
I think DC Comics might be releasing fewer print books. This could be because digital formats are becoming more popular or they're focusing on specific titles and reducing the overall print output.
Lezhin Comics typically doesn't do print releases. They focus mainly on digital distribution.
It depends. Print-on-demand has its pros and cons for comics. The advantage is that you can produce comics as needed without a large inventory. However, it might not offer the same level of print quality as traditional printing methods.
Well, 'first print' in comics means that it's the very first time that specific comic has been printed. Usually, first prints can be more valuable because they're rarer and have a certain novelty factor.
KDP does print comic books. Before going ahead, make sure your comic has proper copyright and that it adheres to KDP's terms of service. It's also beneficial to review samples of other comic books printed through KDP to get an idea of the final output.