Grading a comic books helps to describe what condition a comic book is in. A grade can be looked at like an appraisal of the condition the comic books is in. A high grade would be called a Mint comic while a low grade would be Fair or Poor. Some of the things that are considered when grading a comic is the cover of the book bent or torn? Is there any writing on it, are there tears of the pages or discoloration? All of these matters and more are needed to be taken into consideration when one is attempting to grade.  
  
  
  
When a you have made a decent plot line, it's time to figure out the storyboard. The storyboard is a series of drawn images that visually explain the storyline of your animation. It tells the plot of the animation in a visual style, scene by scene, like a comic. You will refer to it frequently while making your own animation.  
  
A comic book price guide will give you market value. There's plenty of price guides available, some updated monthly in magazine format like "Wizard" magazine, but the one trusted price guide is "Overstreet's Comic Book Price Guide". It's released annually and has the values of just about every mainstream comic book ever released.  
  
"No, I'm a perfectionist" I hear you shouting. Yes how original, the struggling perfectionist. Care to take a guess which step is number the last a final step to making sure Web toon your comic fails miserably?  
  
The first step is to brainstorm. In this step what you need to do is to let your imagination set in so that you can formulate a grand idea for your series. Since it is a series it means you will need an ongoing theme. This is where you can actually look back at some of your old sketches and get an idea or When you have any kind of questions relating to where and the way to use dosl365, you'll be able to call us in our own internet site. two. What you want your action figure to be or to do becomes your theme and that becomes the foundation of your series.  
  
If you have trouble grading a book that you believe may be very valuable, there are collector's societies that will grade the books for you, seal the book in a cover, and issue a certificate that will show it's condition on a 10 point scale. Very few books achieve the 10 point mark and even books hot off the press only get graded as high as 9.8. The name of the most popular such company is the CGC, the Certified Guaranty Company.