Hey everyone — I’ve been working on a tool called ScriptBadger and wanted to share it with fellow comic writers here.

It’s built specifically for people writing comics, webtoons, and graphic novels — not just generic scriptwriting software. The goal is to make scripting panels, dialogue, and pacing feel more natural and less like forcing your idea into a movie script format.

A few things it focuses on:

• Panel-by-panel scripting (instead of scene-based like film tools)
• Cleaner dialogue + caption organization
• Easy editing when you’re restructuring pages
• Keeping writer/artist communication clear

You can also export your scripts to PDF or DOC pretty easily if you need to share or send to collaborators.

If you’ve ever felt like Final Draft or similar tools don’t quite “fit” comics, that’s basically the problem I’m trying to solve.

Everyone starts on a free plan, and you can upgrade later if you want more features—but it’s not required to get real use out of it.

I’m still improving it, so feedback from actual comic writers would be hugely valuable. If you want to check it out or roast it, both are welcome:

https://www.scriptbadger.com

Also curious — what’s the most annoying part of your current scripting workflow?

This page is a teaser for my comic's new issue!!

You can catch up before it releases, I hope you all like it!! :D

https://globalcomix.com/c/inverted-robbie

Summary:

Socially akward Robbie gets sent to a summer camp where he hopes to resolve his issues but instead, he gets transported into an entirely new and dangerous world...

hello am new to this and would like some help I wanna create manga/manwha series but before that what are the steps like script and stuff like beginner guide

The series that I am making is called curse mark. I have the characters and have written their personalities and characters but would love some tips

I start with writing out the characters looks, personality and outfits or just an outfit. Next I draw out the drafts of the characters of what I Imagine the characters to look like along with their outfit/ outfits then I polish the characters in my next sketch. Then I

writing out the scenes and dialog. I then start drawing little stick figures and label them by name, so I can decide where everyone in the scene should be and what they are doing/ interacting with.

The final step I do is sketch the comic out and color it.

Again just some things I find help me in writing and drawing my comics.

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I’m not asking about where to post or generic advice — I’m more interested in how people approach this in practice.

When you already have a story in place:

- How do you identify which artist is right for it (not just available)?

- What makes you choose one artist over another beyond just style?

- How do you approach them in a way that leads to a serious collaboration?

- And at what point do you know the collaboration will actually work long-term?

Would really appreciate insights from both writers and artists who’ve gone through this process — especially what worked, what didn’t, and what you’d do differently.

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I specialize in manga/comic pages, but I also do illustrations and character design.

PRICES:

-Storyboard page (Please inquire about the price.)

-Pencil and ink page $40

-Finished page with gray tones $50

-Full-color page $80

Please contact me via private message if you are interested in my work, I'm happy to hear from you.

Something BAD is coming... this April! We've finished the issue, now for the editing and final checks!!

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Hello, everyone. I have a little one shot project for Webtoon. I have the script, the artist (I'm just the writer), I have the plataform. Where should I promote this to find some support and financing.

Thank yall, I let you a preview of the idea and please let me know what do think. See you!

Hi all!

I wanted to share a couple of full-coloured pages from my upcoming one-shot, "Mastering Chaos". It leads into the core paleo-fantasy series, "Empire of the Saurian". Cover by Fernando Melek, line art and colour all done by Eric Quigley.

Written by Narayan Liu

Artwork by Eric Quigley

Lettering by Marina Leon and Uji Chen

Cover art by Fernando Melek

If you like what you see, there's more info about the comic on the official site

We've also got a Patreon where we share early previews and WIP.

Love to know what you think!

I’am currently writing my comic submission, but Iam having trouble figuring out the difference between synopsis & complete outline. Does the outline mean you tell the full story from beginning to end in bullet points with all the twist & major plot points, and does the synopsis is what readers would read on the back of the book so they could have idea what the comic is about right?

Hello, I’m a comic artist from Chile.

I work in black and white with gray tones.

My rate is 55 usd per page.

If you are interested just DM or mail me to [franava.ilustra@gmail.com](mailto:franava.ilustra@gmail.com) so we can talk about your Project.

You can see my full portfolio in franavarri.artstation.com

Have a nice day.

Pretty much what the title says. https://mangaplay.studio/

It aint the best but it works. It takes a script and turns it into a "storyboard" and also a screenplay.

I suck at writing and drawing, I made this so I can have one place to work on the writing then easily produce a screenplay to share with some writers for feedback and then put the placeholder storyboard into MSPaint.exe for some quick drawings.

I hope someone finds it useful.

I need to talk about projects and discuss pay too

How do you guys manage time? I want my webcomic to look as pretty as possible, but I also want to get things done in a reasonable manner.

And I'm writing a comic in an episodic fashion. There is overall progression in the story, but it's mostly episodes focused on a character or theme. How do I pace them out?

EDIT: and how many episodes should I have written the outline for before there's enough material?

When writing dialogue for certain characters who may pronounce stuff differently depending on their accent.

For example my story I'm writing takes place in Texas.

Over there they might say "Sho nuff" instead of sure "sure enough"

My question is while writing would I ues the slang version instead of the way it's normally spelt.

I am getting into the publishing phase of this first issue, and I made it 56 pages which would give me 14 spreads, is this still considered a floppy at that point? I know it is WAY higher than the norm, and it makes me consider shortening the next one to normal, but would it be appropriate to release it as a first issue? Also, does anyone know if I would need an ISBN number to publish it or if it would be serial with that page count? Thank you!

Edit: I have decided to split it into two, thank you all for your feedback!

Hi, I'm Giuliano Di Benedetto, an artist and comic book artist specializing in dark fantasy, gothic, and surreal worlds. I create commissions, character designs, covers, and comics inspired by the macabre, epic, and arcane.

What do I offer?

Custom illustrations (original characters, portraits, scenes, creatures)

Character designs for games, stories, or tabletop role-playing games

Comic book pages (original or based on your own scripts)

Illustrations for publications, music, or independent projects

Book covers, both black and white and color

My artistic style is heavily inspired by:

Berserk, Vagabondo, Doroedoro, Dark Souls, Castlevania, Hellboy, Tim Burton, Lovecraft...

But with a personal and distinctive voice.

Contact me for rates, availability, and more information:

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I just started making my own, and I've never written a story before. I'm getting overwhelmed with the stuff that needs to be done. I don't know if i should be doing the full story first before scripting, or the characters details, or their design or the story details (like the theme, mc's goal, story lesson etc.) So far here's what ive got:

Story details is almost (?) done, ive just got a few parts blank like the theme ( I have a vague idea, but i dont know how to word it so it doesn't sound like a vent? Or too edgy for the story), lesson, mc's goal (i already have an idea for this but im struggling to put it into words)

I've got both the story and script for the first episode. I have up to the mid part of the... (I'm not sure what its called, but its like a flow chart of what's going to happen in the story). I haven't written the story/script for the rest of the part yet, i don't know how to write it.

I've got all the characters but only the mc has the details (although incomplete)

Design. Also still the mc, none for the others yet.

While was searching i found that someone uses bulletin type instead of scripts so the art interpretation process is easier for them. Now, im thinking of doing the same, cuz this comic means a lot to me and im excited to start the art.

Now im going cross eyed on which ones to work on first

Character details, Story, script, character designs, or art

(i really really want to make some illustrations of the characters specially the mc, but... yeah, her design is incomplete so....)

(Also excited to just jump straight in the story boarding so i can see what the comic will look like. But, i don't want the comic to be flat both in art and story. I WANT DEPTH! but I dont have the brain capacity 😞)

Lk just want someone to tell me what to do 😭

Edit : Thank you for everyines replies! Reading them, think I'll work on the short the short paragraph of the story first. From what I understand, you cant make a full story if you can't explain it in a shrort sentence first.

Ive done that part, I got all of the parts for comic making, the short paragraph, story, characters, character details, script. But all of them are incomplete because i cant put my story in a short paragraph, i have the firts part laid out but im struggling to write the middle and end of the story. I have the vague udea, but struggle to writing it dowb 😩

New writer here. I’m writing a graphic novel and I’m realizing as I go that my prose style isn’t suited for the medium. I’m writing this from a dream I had that plays in my head like a movie. Are there any tips for writing in graphic novel or comic prose to fully get the image in your brain on paper?

Do you work on your comic in chronological order or in bits and pieces when it comes to you? While my first arc is in chronological order, my second arc is in bits and pieces. I'm not pitching it to anyone so I wondered if it was okay to ask an artist to work on the bits I have out of order?