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well your not ready yet my young friend. i suggest you really determine if this is what you want to do and then immerse yourself in understanding what a comic book really is... its exaggerated story lines using forced perspectives, exaggerations and dynamic artwork. everything in sequential art is tough and i am not bad but i suck compared to professionals so dont assume i have all the answers either. neal adams gave me my first portfolio review and chewed me a new asshole in front of about 200 people at a comic con when i was 15. 30 years later im still at it and have only had minor success. i am an instructor now and am trying to get back into the biz. i worked during the 90s in the field but left for personal reasons... anyway to help you i suggest reading or visually reading a book by the grandfather of comics " the spirit" by the story telling master will eisner. he has a trade paperback called comics and sequential art. get it and discover why you are the artistic director of a story visually. you have the desire now figure out how to work smarter not harder. also study every artist that you like and just try to draw every day. practice practice practice. if your old enough (how old are you?) take a life drawing class at a local jc college it is the key to drawing reality(and they have nude chicks to draw + guys but naked girls ya man. some of the latest things ive added to favs are from a really good life drawing pro. they are called twitter girls>?

tell me what you do and what you want to do with comics so i can understand if you pencil write draw ink color what./ ? you have to walk before you can run