Right now I'm doing it similar to the old pre-computer method: pencil in areas, ink it, erase pencil. I've been scanning them in for cleanup and to do the paneling. All the text is going to be done with a calligraphy pen since my regular handwriting is awful.
It's just black and white for now but I like the idea of maybe digitally coloring part of it. I have Photoshop 6 and Photoshop CS2 here... used to have Painter but my brother has the disc. I think a tablet might also be handy to get in the future, yes?

Yeah, anything you can tell me about formatting/getting the pages in order would be helpful. I'm thinking something like a mostly sparse, minimal style with some really art heavy pages every so often. Although I always liked the way old American comics were drawn, I'm enjoying the way the newer ones (the "fusion" style ones, I guess) are shaded and colored. They have a very smooth, clean look.


Here's a sample from the first page I've worked on. This isn't the whole sheet, just the top.
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Here it is shaded in with Photoshop:
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I actually think this looks a lot like it was totally drawn digitally. I'm not sure which I prefer. The first style is simpler but the second looks more like a comic.

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All the world's indeed a stage - and we are merely players
Performers and portrayers
Each another's audience - outside the gilded cage.

Wow, really? I too was planning on making Jason micros by using my masks. As you can see though, I need to finish them. Heh.

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If you draw something over and over, you'll get better...