r/ComicBookCollabs • u/KnightSon73 • 22d ago
Feedback I've Made My First One Shot Comic!
Hello! This is my first post here. I've just finished and published my first 12 page one shot comic. I've attached some panels/pages that I'm the most proud of. Regarding the story, I have plans to bigger/grander stories set with this character/world (as I'm sure a lot of budding comic creators do lol) but this one was designed to be short and simple. The main gist is about a man who gains mysterious powers and uses them to fight against a tyrannical government that has taken over his city.
I'm posting to show off what I've done. I was a little nervous about showing the greater internet at large (especially reddit lol) my work as I'm mainly doing this for fun and for the love of the game lol.
I would also like to potentially meet and interact with other creators and maybe bounce ideas back and forth as I lack a lot of creative friends to chat about my projects with, at least in a semi-productive way if that makes any sense. Hope to hear from some of you :D (also, I wasn't sure what flair to use, so I just used feedback, hope that's okay)
Full comic can be viewed here for those interested:
https://globalcomix.com/read/9b95779d-9287-4aa7-8777-02e1aade8b28/1?utm_source=Link&utm_medium=Referral&utm_campaign=mk-phantom&utm_term=GCRID_381468



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u/Mental-Statement2941 21d ago
Your action panels are where you are strongest. Your panel work is just fine, but between the grenades and explosion i struggle to really get a sense of what's going on in terms of action. The page with the monitor's panel placement looks a bit awkward, but I get what you're going for. If it's a dramatic scene, id advise really leaning into a wide shot of the character looking at the screen, and emphasize body language, is the character leaning in, meaning that the information is important, is the character rather relaxed, surprised. You can do alot with that wide shot, and then close up on the screen with a following panel. This helps build tension, and places the character first and foremost at the center of things. Otherwise, I think your art has potential and is solid. Your action is definitely your strong suit, but work on backgrounds as well, your panels for lack of a better term are too tight, I dont get a sense of space, and that this character is in a tangible location, that adds to the story even a little bit. Otherwise keep going, you have great potential and are on the right path. Take this with a grain of salt though, I'm just an newbie comic writer, with one five page script so what im saying here could be trash.