"Intro - Crypto's Past"
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1. Save your comic file as .PNG and not as JPEG. If the comic is saved as .JPEG, then the quality of your comic will drop.
2. You have text, but no speechbubbles. Some people can make it work without speechbubbles but they have a clear indication who is saying what in their comic. The text in your comic are barely readable. Light colored backgrounds and yellow text do not blend well. Use black text and white speechbubbles to make it readable.
3. Your comic looks like a bento box. Everything is packed and close to eachother. Give your panels some spacing and different sizes. Not every panel has to be the same size. Try different sizes and shapes for the panels. As long as it is readable and the story is easy to be followed, it is good enough.
4. You should try different perspectives instead of one point of view. All the action that is going on can be shown in different perspectives. Why not zoom in if Crypto is having a monologue? You made a panel where we see Crypto is sitting at the end of an edge. He is taking 1/3 of the panel, while 2/3 of the panel is taken by the background. Readers should focus on Crypto, not the background.
I DID save as a .PNG.
Well, I don't want MS Paint to make the speech bubbles for the comic to go over the panels.
Doesn't that mean that I have to use templates for that?
Most editing programs have this in the toolbox. If they don't have that, you should make them yourselves with strokes. You do not need templates for panels. The scenes you make should also be made with your own panels. How else are you going to show the scene you want to show to the readers?A monologue? Where do I find examples of those?







See the difference? The bottom is more enjoyable and clearer to read than the one without black outline.
I actually came here to let you know that you can embed your comic images directly into the site by using this icon while writing your post.

@bluezemmi Just to recap...
1. Bigger text
2. Change my panel size
3. One panel for one move
4. Don't overkill the effects
5. Place sound effects
6. Extend the chapter
7. Update the pages and create MORE pages with Paint.net

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