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Professional comic creators Mark and Melissa Ellis break down the graphic novel creation process into easy to follow steps, from the creation of characters to gripping storylines and the ins-and-outs of publication

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THE
EVERYTHING
GUIDE TO
WRITING
GRAPHIC
NOVELS

FROM SUPERHEROES TO MANGAALL YOU NEED
TO CREATE AND SELL YOUR GRAPHIC WORKS

MARK ELLIS AND MELISSA MARTIN ELLIS

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This book is dedicated to all those who have the spark of creativity within them, the shapers and creators of imaginary worlds. Your dreams can become reality.

Copyright 2008 by F+W Publications, Inc. All rights reserved.
This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher; exceptions are made for brief excerpts used in published reviews.

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Published by Adams Media, an F+W Publications Company 57 Littlefield Street, Avon, MA 02322 U.S.A.
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ISBN: 978-1-59869-451-2

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1
HOW GRAPHIC NOVELS CAME TO BE

CHAPTER 2
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?

CHAPTER 3
DEVELOPING THE CONCEPT

CHAPTER 4
GENRES GALORE

CHAPTER 5
WRITING THE SCRIPT

CHAPTER 6
TEAM BUILDING

CHAPTER 7
THE STORY BECOMES ART

CHAPTER 8
WRITERS REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 9
PENCILERS REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 10
LETTERERS REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 11
INKERS REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 12
COLORISTS REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 13
PRODUCTION FLOW CHART

CHAPTER 14
COVER DESIGN

CHAPTER 15
PRINT PRODUCTION

CHAPTER 16
STORAGE AND SHIPPING

CHAPTER 17
ADVERTISING

CHAPTER 18
MARKETING AND PROMOTION

CHAPTER 19
DISTRIBUTION

CHAPTER 20
LEGALITIES

APPENDIX A
GLOSSARY

APPENDIX B
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

TOP TEN BOOKS EVERY
GRAPHIC NOVELIST SHOULD READ
  1. Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative
    by Will Eisner

  2. Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art
    by Scott McLeod

  3. How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
    by Stan Lee and John Buscema

  4. The DC Comics Guide to Writing Comics
    by Denny ONeil

  5. Milton Caniff: Conversations
    by Milton Caniff and R. C. Harvey

  6. The Dark Knight Returns
    by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley

  7. Watchmen
    by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons

  8. Kingdom Come
    by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross

  9. V for Vendetta
    by Alan Moore and David Lloyd

  10. Blueberry: Chihuahua Pearl
    by Jean-Michel Charlier and Moebius

INTRODUCTION

COMICS HISTORIAN, artist, and visionary Jim Steranko described the genesis of modern comic books as a dream that instantly developed into a full-scale industry. More than just a cultural phenomenon, comic books became, along with jazz, a uniquely American art form. Like jazz, comics suffered through a long period of time when they were considered disreputable.

Although the comics form entered into popular culture far more swiftly than jazz, it was never accorded any degree of respect and was usually dismissed as an example of completely disposable art. People who found value in the comics medium, either as fans or creators, were viewed as little better than subliterates.

But, as the old song says, time was on our side. In the form of the graphic novel, the comics medium is now a legitimate expression of both art and literature. The creative urge can find its full outlet through the marriage of narrative and sequential art, melding drawing and story elements into something uniquea tale told through pictures and dialogue, separated into single images confined by panels.

Although comic books have been traditionally produced by a team (writer, pencil artist, inker, colorist, and letterer), very often graphic novels harken back to the older production method of newspaper strips. These features were created by writer-artists like Milton Caniff, Will Eisner, and Hal Foster. They were artists, but they were also blessed with the talent to spin gripping yarns. These were young men who started out with a dream and many pictures later found themselves to be the authors of enduring pieces of Americana, parents of cultural icons that have outlived their creators. The authors of todays graphic novels may very well find that their own dreams will achieve a similar sort of immortality.

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