- What is standard US comic size? : r ComicBookCollabs - Reddit
The standard comic page is around 6 625˝ × 10 1875˝ or thereabouts, but that's not the size that they were originally drawn at Comic book boards are substantially larger with guidelines for the safe area, bleed, etc The reason being that details are easier to include when you are drawing larger and reducing the size
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- Standard Page Counts : r ComicWriting - Reddit
For many years, the typical Marvel comic was 22 pages plus 10 pages of ads A 32 page book will feel most like a traditional comic in the hands of an old school collector Other than that, in indie comics, page count can be anything you want Printing is done in sets of 4 pages So if your page count is a non-divisible by 4 count, you'll either have room for bonus material or at worst, blank
- Anyone know a good cbr cbz epub pdf reader? - Reddit
I am looking for the best reader out there and I can't seem to find it Edit: I tried everything and found that PocketBook reader is the best for android It can read cbr, cbz, pdf, djvu, epub, and more very good app
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- Whats your favorite font for comics? : r comic_crits - Reddit
The mission of r Comic_Crits is to provide holistic feedback to comic creators based on the understanding that a comic is not just 'writing plus art', but rather a unique combination of both, bound together with elements of graphic design, layout, timing, 'cinematography,' and more
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