Greg's Comic Book Sales Journey

Greg Kenton, a young entrepreneur, creates and sells his own comic books called Chunky Comics. He manages all aspects of the business, from writing and illustrating to marketing and sales. Despite initial success, Greg faces challenges in meeting his sales goals. Inspired by his father's comic collection, Greg develops a detailed production process and a master publishing plan featuring unique characters. His journey highlights the creativity and determination required to turn a passion into a business.

What did Greg call the comic books he sold?

• Tiny Comics

• Mini Comics

• Chunky Comics

• Pocket Comics

How many units did Greg sell before lunch on Thursday?

• 18 units

• 12 units

• 15 units

• 17 units

What was Greg's sales goal for the first week?

• $20

• $25

• $15

• $10

Why did Greg think selling comic books at school was a good idea?

• Everyone loved comics

• They were cheap to produce

• School was all about books and reading

• They were easy to make

What inspired Greg to start drawing comics?

• A comic book store

• His friends

• His father's collection

• A school project

What was the name of the first story in Chunky Comics?

• Creon: Return of the Hunter

• Eon: Future Protector

• Leon: Time Traveler

• Creon: The Stone Age Hero

How many steps were involved in Greg's comic book creation process?

• 10 steps

• 12 steps

• 8 steps

• 5 steps

What was the main challenge Greg faced while printing his comics?

• Getting the pages copied correctly

• Drawing the covers

• Marketing the comics

• Finding the right paper

What was the name of the superhero in Chunky Comics Volume 2?

• Leon

• Neon

• Eon

• Creon

What did Greg use to make his first comic book?

• A professional printer

• An inkjet printer plus a scanner plus a copier

• A printing press

• A photocopy machine