I loved D&D 2nd Ed so much that I'm writing an obscure comic about it.
D&D inspired Comic
Looks nice. I'd recommend a few changes on the lettering/bubbles. I don't think they should touch unless it's the same person talking. Also, the callouts (the little arrow things from bubbles) might need a bit of work.
Here's a great page that will show you how to do everything from an actual comic-book letter:
http://www.blambot.com/grammar.shtml
He even has a few free fonts for comic-books (see terms & conditions for use there), that you can check out.
Looks nice. I'd recommend a few changes on the lettering/bubbles. I don't think they should touch unless it's the same person talking. Also, the callouts (the little arrow things from bubbles) might need a bit of work.I agree. I'm using Nate's Ale and Wenches font already. This is a new way of doing the bubbles that I agree doesn't work and I won't be doing it again.
Here's a great page that will show you how to do everything from an actual comic-book letter:
http://www.blambot.com/grammar.shtml He even has a few free fonts for comic-books (see terms & conditions for use there), that you can check out.
@ordinary: wow dude, that looks AWESOME! and I love the lettering job you did as well, very sweet production :)
You gotta throw an example of this into the 'panels' category of the monthly showcase, peeps should be catching this.
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