Can only be roughly predicted.

Domestic manuscript fee 150 yuan/article ~ 300 yuan/article.

Like comic book guests and friends, almost all of them are like this.

A famous person like ao will naturally be taller.

It should be around 1000 yuan/piece.

However, cartoonists also earn royalties.

Although China still earns a lot from the manuscript fee.

But the copyright fee can't be ignored.

The copyright rate of domestic cartoons is generally 8%

Suppose a comic book of 10 yuan/Ben sold100000 copies.

The money the author can get is 10× 10000×8%=8000 yuan.

Comics are not popular in China now.

The sales volume can be imagined.

However, the sales of Wulongyuan are very large.

As early as 2006, it exceeded 20 million copies.

Copyright fee160,000.

The reward depends on how many pages a * * * has.

You can do the math yourself.

For some unknown Japanese magazines, the contribution fee is not more than that of China.

2000 yen/sheet should be common (note: now 100 yen is equivalent to 8 yuan RMB).

Big-name magazines like Weekly Youth JUMP are very expensive.

Newcomer's manuscript fee is 8000/ article.

After the official start of serialization, it is 12000 yuan/piece.

Color pages are 1.5 times that of black and white pages (domestic black and white color pages are all at the same price).

The only well-known author I know who has published the manuscript fee is Ken Akamatsu from Toastmasters.

His manuscript fee is 26,000 yen per article.

In addition, comic book sales exceeded 20 million.

In Japan, the average teenager is 400 yen/book.

The copyright rate is generally 10%.

Simply put, it is 800 million yen.

Because of the relationship between the price of comics and the copyright rate

The income varies greatly.

The copyright rate is still uncertain.

But the price of comics is right.

In addition, what is not available in China is the surrounding copyright fees.

For example, animated games, hand-made posters and so on.

The copyright rate is 3%~5%

The total copyright fee should be similar to that of comics.

There are also copyright fees abroad.

Ken Akamatsu said it was thirty million yen/year.

Unknown data source

But more reliable.

Let's talk about Kishimoto again.

Huo Ying's sales amount is 654.38+0 billion.

The price of a book is 420 yen.

The surrounding area sells well.

Overseas sales rank first among all comics serialized now (in the past, overseas sales such as Dragon Ball could kill Huo Ying).

finished

Estimate the data yourself.

The manuscript fee is not less than 50,000 yen/article.

But the manuscript fee is generally used for consumption.

You have to buy your own tools.

I have probably counted Kishimoto before.

If you don't count the taxes they have to pay.

It should break 654.38+000 billion yen.

The highest tax rate, never seen more than 50%.

Even if it is 5 billion yen.

Equivalent to RMB 400 million.

But this is not the best.

If you just say one year's income

Ota broke the record this time.

I forgot the specific data.

I remember it was more than 2 billion.

I don't know if I accumulate it.

Aunt Gao Qiao used to be the tallest.

It's time to change.

By the way, did you just ask about the manuscript fee?

Then I'll answer it again

Domestic first-line average: 500 yuan/piece

Japanese average: 20,000 yen/piece

Hunan Tour: 800 yuan/Zhang

Kishimoto Masashi: 60,000 yen/sheet.

Are measured.

But almost.