Comics School: Making Comics - Dialogue Order and Page Thumbnails

In this video I go over one of the most common problems I see with new writers and in new comic artist portfolios - setting up clear dialogue order.

Free How-To Articles on my main website:

An archive of over 250 scripts and pitches on my Patreon page, plus the chance to ask more questions that might show up here in a future video:

[thePrairieFox]

So good. I hadn't really thought about how the artist can use the dialogue tags in thumbnails before. Such a smooth slick system. Thanks again for the great examples showing the whole process.

[MannySimoneCards]

I love the script format. Thanks so much for this

[dungeonwrestlers]

Wow! Thanks for showing the page examples.

[badbear]

This video had so much great information. I love that you include the different stages from script to sketch, ink and final versions is so incredibly useful. Thank you!

[KevDoesWhat]

Really liking these new videos so far!

[sarahferris]

Thanks! This info is really helpful to me as I'm aspiring to become an illustrator!

[kevincao]

Feels like I'm in class. I kinda missed this.

[iamquantavius]

Could you do a tutorial on how you do comic scripts like this in more detail?

[WaffleAfterHours]

I definitely see a lot of things I was doing wrong with my scripts.

[thePrairieFox]

Jim, do you just use Word to write your scripts? Or something like Scrivener?

[joncarroll]

Is that original art from Tomb of Horrors on the wall?