Geist is a Canadian magazine with a longstanding commitment to publishing work that reflects the country's literary and artistic sensibilities. Its comics section is not an afterthought but an integral part of its editorial identity, featuring shorter strips in Notes & Dispatches and longer narratives as features. The magazine's mandate to publish writers and artists from across Canada positions it as a vital platform for regional voices and perspectives that might otherwise remain underrepresented in national media. The call welcomes hybrid forms, such as poetry comics, indicating an openness to work that defies easy categorization. This is not a venue for conventional genre comics or serialized webcomics; rather, Geist seeks comics that engage with the magazine's literary and visual culture. The editorial process is collaborative, with the editor-in-chief working closely with selected artists to refine their pieces in accordance with the magazine's house style and audience. This suggests a curatorial vision that values both the artist's intention and the magazine's established readership. Artists selected for publication can expect a rigorous but supportive editing process, potentially involving several drafts. Geist acquires First North American Serial Rights, with copyright reverting to the author after publication. The requirement for original, previously unpublished work—including no prior appearance on personal blogs, websites, or social media—underscores the magazine's commitment to presenting fresh material to its audience. There is a submission fee of $3.00 USD, a detail that reflects the administrative realities of reviewing unsolicited work.