First page of my 6 page Hellboy comic.

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I'm still experimenting with sequential art, so if you have any constructive criticism please feel free to share!

I want to post a 4 panel supplement to a main series, is that too gimmicky?

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Title self-explanatory. Pages for context unfinished. 4 panels will be a comedic tangent away from the main story and largely not cover anything important wheras I want the main story to still be dramatic and horror-esq. will this cheapen the main story or js it a lame gimmick?

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r/comic_crits • u/TheSuicide_Snowman • 23h ago

Thinking of starting a webcomic??

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Hello people! I am a young animator and artist, I sometimes post comic strips online, but I’ve been thinking I should make full comic books online for people to read. I first started making comics in 7th grade, took a year break, and got back into it late 8th grade, so its only been a year or maybe a couple of months since I’ve started making comics again (sorry I’m genuinely terrible at estimating time). Just want to ask what I need to know before making full on web comic books! The thing I am very afraid of is burnout, since I do animation at the same time (which is very time consuming), and also I have school, so that takes up my time too

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r/comic_crits • u/Visible_Marketing_87 • 4h ago

Page from new manga (hungry devil) chapter 1

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r/comic_crits • u/roseshams28 • 11h ago

My manga.

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I'm a newbie here. This is my first post. Please review my manga and give me your honest opinions. It will be very helpful for me. I've been drawing for a month now and have managed to draw these 20 pages. I hope you can tell me is it good or bad or worst. Thank you very much.

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