Generally speaking, comics are conceived in the following ways.

? Generally speaking, comics are conceived from the back to the front.

Settings. Every story should be set somewhere. Even if it is only a simple white background, it is still a setting. This is set for your role according to your story, and it is an inseparable part of your story.

Characters. You must arrange actors for your story. Your role brings comics to life. They have a conversation. They are the object of readers' contact. Develop your character over time, which is especially important for longer cartoons.

Conflict. Every story needs conflict to push it forward. This is the basis of the story, and that's why your character behaves like that. This conflict may be as simple as checking email or as complicated as saving the universe.

Theme. The theme of your cartoon is something that promotes creation day after day. Your theme will also dominate your readers. If you are writing comics, what is the essence of these jokes? If you are writing a love story, what love lessons should you learn?

Style. It's the style of your comics. Are you writing a comedy? Your story is more like a play? Maybe you're making political cartoons. Your possibilities are infinite. Combine comedy and drama to make it dim or light. You can also write a romantic or gripping political thriller. Style will be presented through dialogue, narrative text and visual effects.

Comic book pages are bigger than comic books. The whole special edition provides more free space to grasp the picture frame, but it also means that you have more content in each special edition. Creating multiple complete pages is usually the result of compiling a comic book or graphic novel, so you must tell a long and cohesive story.