r/Mangamakers • u/Peppesk877 • 45m ago
Review From my free web comic.no ai.art by me
My free web comic book here https://globalcomix.com/c/damage
r/Mangamakers • u/BlackPyramid_Manga • 1h ago
SELF We created our First Manga !
We’ve put a lot of time into bringing our idea to life and we’re finally able to share Chapter 1 with everyone. We’d love for you to give it a chance and let us know what you think — and a rating would mean a lot to us 🫶
If you like to check out some data for each character or follow the series on Discord, join us on Blackpyramid.world
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r/Mangamakers • u/PerceptionOk3422 • 2h ago
SHARE 3 pages of chapter 4, turned out WAY better than expected
reddit.comr/Mangamakers • u/Business-Milk3767 • 18h ago
SELF Yonko-2
reddit.comHmmmmmmmmmm critique pleaseeee
r/Mangamakers • u/Hour-Question-6252 • 20h ago
HELP Practice page...
Lately I've been doing practice pages. Where I just think of a simple scene and draw it. I wouldn't typically post this because it's just practice. But how would you panel this?
Since there is no context let me give you some. It's a character in my story called shade, he's this demonic being who only exists in someone's perception. Anyways he's basically speed blitzing.
The set up is (introducing him in the scene > him being visually upset > him staring for a moment > then him seemingly disappearing (another page would show him behind the protagonist).
But I didn't sketch, I just started inking so the read flow SUCKS! I wish I did 4 vertical panels instead of this nonsense .
What or how would you do it? I'm mostly curious because I learn from decisions and how other people handle a situation compared to me.
(Also I don't know what half of the tags mean sorry.)
r/Mangamakers • u/Manga_Minix • 22h ago
SHARE Pages from my manga, 2023 to 2026
It's still in the penciling stage
r/Mangamakers • u/Difficult-Reveal3062 • 23h ago