Comic Book Tips - More Panels 1 by Grey_cat
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Wally Wood was a comic book artist (Mad Magazine) who came up with something in the late 50’s he called "22 panels that always work, or some interesting ways to get some variety into those boring panels where some dumb writer has a bunch of lame character sitting around and talking for page after page after page!” Other artists since then have come up variations of this such as one done in Anime style. These are panels I’ve seen used in comic time after time comics over the years. I’ve tried to intrepid this in DAZ Studio. I hope you find this useful.
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Comments (3)
eekdog
Great job on all panels. You do these greatly.
RodS
You can sure pack a lot of information into a page this way. If I do a print version of TNA (and I may well do so..), I may use a layout more like a traditional comic book.
I loved Mad Magazine back when I was in high school... I'd buy a copy as soon as it came out. I still have a DVD with every issue from #1 up to a few years ago.
dakotajaroo
nice tips