I have to agree Comic Life is the best application I've used for making comics. I have the latest version and been able to make to some decent pages with it. I'm not a writer and I'm working on a story in my free time. Making images in Poser and importing them into page and being able to the speech bubbles, text boxes all which like the panel can easily be edited.

I've been running a comic / graphic novel here for around 11 years or so, and I enjoy every micro-second of the creative process. 95% is done in Poser, and the rest is Photoshop for tweaking and compositing. It's what keeps me (somewhat) sane in this crazy world. And it seems to bring enjoyment to many others - and I love that!

I’ve made a few comics with Comic Life. I wish I could do more with it, but the features it has are easy to use—although I suspect there’s a lot I haven’t found yet. Trial and error is the only learning process I know for CL.

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I have an extense series, Blue Angel, with 8 books and 3 animated episodes so far. I am thinking seriously about a graphic novel and these seem valuable tools. Thanks for the tips, McCallum.

One reason I originally starting using 3D software to create panels for Comic Life. But Daz Studio turned out to be such a slow three-legged horse that I haven't been able to do anything productive with it yet. I bought Comic Life 7-8 years ago, and I know they had at least one major upgrade since then (to version 3).

I'm debating on posting my project here in the freebie section, since I started it as an experiment and I'm learning more about Poser and Comic Life as I go along. As Fluffybutt said, it's mostly trial and error. I've also figured out how to do custom panels and I only stumbled on to that recently by accident.