1-on-1 support, when you need it

High-impact, low pressure comics editing sessions to move your project forward — one step at a time.

How it works

  1. Send me an email with EVERYTHING you want me to look at: notes, scripts, drawings, thumbnails, comics pages, challenges you’re experiencing, and questions you have for me.

  2. When I receive your email, I will respond and offer you a meeting time within 7 days.

  3. We will meet for one hour over Zoom, and discuss your project in whatever way suits you best at that time.

  4. After our session, I will send you 1 - 2 pages of notes on your project, starting with concrete steps to move forward from where you are now.

These sessions are one-off, so you schedule them when you need them. There is no long-term commitment, or contract, and the fee is a flat rate, so you can maximize the value of each session according to what you need.

Each session costs $150 + tax, payable by Paypal or Credit Card.

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What my clients have to say

Cesario (Cee) Lavery

“Georgia is my first call when I'm stuck on a project (or having trouble starting one!). She has a way of helping you draw out your story that is so gentle, personalized, and intuitive that the task at hand feels natural and doable. Her genuine, palpable love of comics is embodied in her unfailing commitment to helping other artists find their voice and sticking with their stories. I've known and been making comics with Georgia for over a decade now, and can honestly say much of my work wouldn't have seen the light of day without her encouragement, guidance, and generosity as an editor.”

Cee Lavery is a comics-maker, illustrator, and educator. He lives and works in Montreal, Quebec.

Matthew Daley

“Working with Georgia helped to steer my strip Assorted Baggage in many different directions that I hadn’t thought of and made it much better in the process. She provided great guidance in her one on one sessions and was more than generous in sharing her expertise in a way that played to my strengths.”

Matthew Daley is a digital illustrator and comics artist based out of Toronto’s East End. His 2012 collaboration with writer Cory McCallum, The Pig Sleep, won the Gene Day Award for best self-published comic at the 2013 Joe Shuster Awards.

Meags Fitzgerald

“As far as editors go, there’s no one I trust more with my comics than Georgia Webber. She’s got a keen, critical eye and really understands the nuances of sequential storytelling. Georgia helped edit both of my graphic novels and offered me a very helpful perspective when I was too deep in my own work to see what needed improving. Her notes range from the small, like word choices, to the large, like a structural re-examination of the book. Georgia is thoughtful in her feedback, friendly to work with, and an expert in the form.”

Meags Fitzgerald is an illustrator, drag artist, and comics creator based in Montreal, Quebec.

Rachel Gray

“One of Georgia's gifts is an ability to listen to what your work is trying to say. To help you hear it when you're lost, and to recognize its value. She won't carve the path out for you, or relieve you of the burden of decision. Instead, Georgia draws you again and again to that delicate voice, the compass you need to navigate your own landscape.”

Rachel Gray is an interdisciplinary artist based in Ottawa, Canada. She is interested in the capacity of art to tell stories, and build new kinds of language.

Mike Freiheit

“During the editing process while working on my book, Monkey Chef, I felt bewildered and lost. Georgia came in and swiftly helped me to gain clarity and focus on the project. She got straight to the heart of the story, helped me solve many issues, and was a true joy to work with.”

Mike Freiheit is a cartoonist, illustrator and teaching artist living in Chicago with his wife, Megan, and their two cats, Artie and Charlie. He helps organize The Chicago Alternative Comics Expo (CAKE), teaches at School of the Art Institute of Chicago and creates comics and illustrations for various clients, such as Buzzfeed, Washington Post, Current Affairs and The Globe and Mail.