The 2nd part of the series on How To Create Historical Comics covers the visual, plot, and character considerations you can consider when producing such a piece of work!
How To Create Historical Comics Part 1
For part 1 of my 2-part series on how to create historical comics I hope you enjoy this background information start! It’ll be a good foundation for part 2!
Why Do Comics Need Good Lettering?
Comic lettering is an often underestimated step in the comic creating process. This article tackles what it is, what features it brings to comics, and discusses how one can improve their lettering skills.
How The Hero’s Journey Benefits Comic Writers
The Hero’s Journey is seen in countless tales. A time-tested model that can help any comic writer. I’ll cover what the Hero’s Journey is and how a comic writer could apply it in a few different of ways.
What Is A Trade Paperback?
Trade paperbacks and graphic novels are often miss-used and considered interchangeable. For the sake of clearing things up, I’ve written this article. I’ve even created two new terms to help understand.
Types of Comic Series
Learning the differences in the types of comic series can be very helpful for determining the type of story you want to tell, selling your comic to retailers, or getting funding through certain means.
Scene to Scene Writing for Comics
If you’re someone who believes that there should be no underlying structure for writing for comics then you’ll love this. Take the time to consider a scene to scene writing perspective for comics.
Webcomics
Webcomics are a relatively new concept to the comic industry. This article discusses their basic characteristics, their production process, their benefits, their shortcomings, and interesting facts.
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