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Get Comic Scripts Written by Professional Comic Book Writers
Have you ever daydreamed about what would happen if something was different in your favourite childhood comic book? Imagine if iron-man was a Latina woman raised by an abusive, alcoholic father. How differently would this make-belief iron-woman act in the same situations? What if you have an even better idea for a comic book that can potentially even beat marvel comic book writers. The world of imagination is free from constraints. There are no limits.
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Years of Experience
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Books Written
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American Writers
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Comic Book Writers for Hire
Comic book writing is not the same as screenplay writing or writing a graphic novel. It involves a totally different structure and elements of composition. Directions of a comic script are very detailed.
They are sent to an artist who draws illustrations accordingly and turns the script into what readers recognize as a comic book.
To write a captivating comic, a writer must be well-versed and experienced in the structure, formatting practices and jargons used in the industry by comic book artists.
As veterans in the comic coterie, our writers have worked with passionate beginners and maestros of comic book artwork alike. So you do not have to study the functions and locations of every single item in a panel. Our writers will skillfully write scripts that will create an immaculate representation of your ideas.
Esther is one of our most emotionally intelligent writers. She deconstructs feelings of her characters so eloquently that it leaves even our editors waiting for the next chapter to quench their curiosity about what’s going to happen next. Her empathetic nature gives her an edge and enables her to not just understand the client’s demands but really feel where they’re coming from. Her abilities shine in storytelling whether they’re fantasy fiction, nonfiction biographies, narratives, screenplays, or novels. Hire her as your ghostwriter today.
Rosalie is the most versatile writer you will ever see. She is young, but exceptionally gifted with words and has a magical instinct that is reflected in her work. Her multifaceted profile showcases prized work in songwriting, rap and hip-hop, speeches, scripts, fanfics, short stories, flash fiction, and even comics. What’s surprising is that her flow from rhyming extends into the biographies and memoirs that she is always so eager to work on. Rosalie’s words are almost always trending in the media, and we feel proud to know that it was one of our own who wrote that.
If there’s anyone who can make a person see with closed eyes, it’s our wizard, Weber. He is an expert in drawing detailed pictures in the heads of his readers and animate them with nothing but words on a page. His descriptions are extraordinarily visual, with a unique ability to change complete scenarios, all within a single sentence. Weber’s words that drop like hammers have earned him a celestial reputation amongst our clients so he stays booked in advance. Through our forum, hire him today to reserve an exclusive spot on his writing schedule.
The Typical Comic Writing Process
Step
01
Order
Details
Reserve your spot by filling a simple brief form, and be instantly welcomed by one of our cordial project managers, who will take in all the information you have to share about your book.
Step
02
Research
& Outline Draft
According to the skills required for your book, the best candidate is selected. The writer thoroughly studies the concept from available information and crafts out of it an outline for your comic for you to approve.
Step
03
Development of
Main Characters
The writer then begins crafting unique, realistic, and lovable characters keeping in view the approved outline. The provided ideas of the author (i.e. client) are held paramount throughout the process. Detailed background, appearance, weaknesses, strengths, powers and other attributes of each character are defined.
Step
04
Writing
the Story
The final characters approved in the previous step are set into motion. The writer writes the complete comic’s story as a draft focusing on the story more than the directions. This makes it easier for the client to oversee story development.
Step
05
Conversion to a
Final Script
If the story draft is approved, the writer converts it into a formal comic book script by rewriting it in the comic script format, adding directions for the artist and all the other essential elements of a comic.
Step
06
Client Satisfaction
& Revision(s)
The formal comic script’s final version is sent to the client for approval, and complete satisfaction. We aim to exceed expectations of the client and continue to revise innumerable times until the ideal comic book script is accomplished and the client is contented with the final results.
Become a Cool Comic Creator
Transform your average story into a breathtaking comic.
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Answers to the Frequently Asked Questions
Comic book writing is like screenplay writing in the sense that it is also a script – although a very different type of script. In screenplay, a considerable chunk of details is left for the liberty of the director. In comic books, the only two major entities involved in the production are the writer and the artist.
The comic book writer has to be more precise in their intentions, descriptions, details and all the little elements of a scene compared to a screenplay writer. All of the information provided by the writer is employed by the artist to draw panels just like the writer intends them to be.
Hence, comic book writing is not just dialogues and basic direction. It is the detailed description of scenes and panels which are turned into drawings by the artist.
Comic book writers can be hired on freelancer platforms like fiverr, upwork, guru etc, as well as dedicated websites for professional groups of writers like Book Publishing Services. Ideally, it would be best if you research first, then shortlist candidates who fulfill your requirements and only select the one who fits your needs best and has a professional outlook and considerable writing expertise.
Before pouring your hard-earned money on a comic book writer, you need to spend some time examining your potential candidates. Following are the primary criteria that a good comic book writer should be able to fulfill:
- Experience in comic book writing
- Multiple revisions until you are contented with the final picture
- Moneyback guarantee
- Professional outlook
- Good communication skills because no amount of skill is useful if they can not understand your requirements or extract valuable details from the information provided
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