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I think the basics would be pencils and pens, rulers, copy paper, a good scanner, and Photoshop. I think anything after 5 would work. Not Elements.
What you need beyond that depends on what "bonuses" you want in your comic - screentone packs, coloring, etc.
edited 10th Mar '11 4:26:04 PM by Wheezy
Novel progress: The Adroan (110k words), Yume no Hime (81k), The Pigeon Witch (40k)
Skills.
Beyond that, the world is your canvas. As long as you can post it online, you're good. People flock to a webcomic made with real skills.
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Well, I believe I have the skills! Thanks for the help! :D
Be sure to watermark your comic, especially if its a fan comic.
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Manga Studio is good if for nothing else than saving time on making panels.
I use printer paper, mechanical pencils, micron pens, scanner, and photoshop. Nothing fancy (except perhaps Photoshop but that's because I want colour, the pens would be enough if it were black and white).
"They called me mad, I called them mad, and damn them, they outvoted me." - Nathaniel Lee, playwright, upon being committed to Bedlam
What kind of materials would I need to produce a higher-quality webcomic?