What just... gets you when you are reading a comic, what problems do you immediately notice and what are they? This can be ranging from art to the writing itself to the overall storyline / arc. Most of all, why does it bother you and how frequently do comicbooks make this (or these) mistakes.
Hi, guys...I can see so many different opinions regarding comic and its storytelling styles/ influences...hope you guys can also let me know what you think about my short comic here:
You have a panel showing some fast action. Perhaps it's Spiderman throwing a punch. And it's PACKED with dialogue, when for the action shown there can't possibly be time to say all that.
And who talks that much when they're fighting, other than brief trash talk? It's the wrong time for a stream of clever witticisms.
The plotlines don't bother me per-say its the names that start with the same letter as the Last Name etc Peter Parker but some of the comics books are ok but it does ask questions such as why could superman not fly and stuff in the very beginning of the first chapter rather than later on?
Artwork where you can't distinguish between characters other than their clothes Script/dialog that you can't distinguish between characters and they all seem to talk in the same 'voice'. Pop trivia references thrown in at every available opportunity Arbitrary swearing/sexual references/violence when it's unnecessary to the storyline 'Adult' comics that try desperately hard to be 'Adult' comics yet descend into the same tawdry juvenile subject matter they originally wanted to distance themselves from.
> When the comic book is one long scene. Bonus points if it carries over to the next comics. > Over-emphasis on text. It removes the impact of the text, and looks bad. A simple 'Go!' or 'Go!!!' is fine. I don't want 'Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'. > Panels that run into each other with no border separating them. It's fine for beginnners, but when it's published like so, that's where things take a nose dive. > Comics that are too lighthearted that are meant to be not. If it's meant to be dark, MAKE IT DARK. GEEZ. > Stereotyping. 'Nuff said. > Panels not being used effectively for emphasis It just seems so... bland that way.