Guest Post Submission Guidelines

What We’re Looking For

• Articles about the comic book industry, collecting, grading, market trends, iconic runs, character histories, or general geekery. Basically, if it makes collectors drool over a long box, we’re interested.

• Content must be original, engaging, and unpublished elsewhere (no recycled filler, please — we’ll know).

• Word count sweet spot: 1,000–2,000 words. If you can write more without waffling, even better.

Backlinks (a.k.a. “The currency of the internet”)

• You can include up to 2 backlinks in your article.

• In return, we ask for a reciprocal backlink from your website to ours. Fair’s fair — think of it as the Spider-Man/Mary Jane of internet partnerships.

Tone & Style

• We like it informal, witty, and a bit cheeky. Imagine explaining comics to your nerdy best mate over a pint — that’s the vibe. Having said that, you're you. Not us, so write in your own voice, but keep it clean! 

• Accessible to both hardcore collectors and people who just know Spider-Man from the movies.

Formatting (the boring but necessary bit)

• Send us your draft in Word or Google Docs.

• Throw in up to two images if you’ve got them (but only if you’ve got the rights to use them).

• Include a short bio (2–3 sentences). Brag about your expertise, your collection, or how you once queued 8 hours at Comic-Con for a Funko Pop — we won’t judge.

What We Don’t Accept

• Spammy, soulless, or blatantly promotional fluff.

• Content that has nothing to do with comics or collectibles (sorry, no articles on crypto or knitting patterns).

• Low-effort, unedited AI slop. We love robots, but not when they phone it in.

How to Submit

Fire your pitch or draft over to customerservice@fantasyroad.co.uk with the subject line: Guest Post Submission – Fantasy Road. We’ll read it, argue about it over coffee, and let you know if it’s a fit.