IMHO Bryce 5.5c (this includes DAZ/Studio) works just fine for posing Poser characters and rendering. Like all applications practise makes perfect. It all depends on what you consider to be acceptable quality in your output. I have seen 'comics' produced entirely in Poser and some excellent examples created entirely in Bryce. If you require a 'comic' type presentation Bryce will do the job but you may want to use Photoshop or PSP for your post-processing. If I were you I'd spend some time going through the Bryce Gallery to see what Bandolin means by the term 'Masters'. Here in this forum, we pride ourselves on being the most helpful group of lunatics in the universe of 3D. Your questions are welcome and we will strive to help you. However, it would be helpful to us if your were to show us an example or two of your intended work. Hope this helps Regards The Bryster

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