Indian Comics Industry in the Blockchain Realm

Blockchain technologies promise efficient transactions, more trade account-ability, and increased/direct payment for the creative industry may revolutionize value exchange and IP management Patrickson, B. (2021). The Indian comics Industry lacks a technology solution to help small publishers and independent writers. Traditional comics cannot help small publishers and creators succeed. Online comic book stores are comparable. Online comic shops provide creators and publishers with more accessible point-of-sale systems. Despite their many benefits, small/new publishers or individual authors struggle with business models or tools. Inaction threatens the worldwide comic book market. Direct licensing and artistic work administration require unique software to expand global talent pools, increase customer access and brand recognition, and worldwide comics and goods distribution. Give small/new businesses industry data. Set high criteria for collaboration, production, and revenue. Until then, marketing software must consider the 4Ps: Product - User-friendly. Affordable Price, Place - Wide availability. Promotion - It is Eco friendly and safe. The main point seems terrible. Small/new publishers and creators in this industry have huge development potential. Large comic publishers or corporate links may dominate the solutions above, but they must remain open and uninfluenced. A dominant party could withhold resources from other market participants, preventing them from abandoning traditional production and distribution methods. This study examined the potential negative economic change in the comic book industry production, distribution, and licensing resources that do not coordinate. Small publishers, artists, and comic book customers suffer from the economy Blockchain's potential requires a global paradigm shift and organized software tools.