how is movie writer pro for webcomic or just comic book writing

[artmangm]

i been having problems trying to get my skript into comic format will this help

[No_Cookies_for_Zombies]

Do you mean wether you can add pics and media ? It is text only. But we use it to write our game stories now. We put links to ressources outside where we need pics. The tool is to structure thoughts mostly, as it says, text. But it helps a lot with structuring the storywriting for games for example, so i think i would also use it for comics. I can recommend it, it is the first tool of this kind I really liked . I hate programs that are cluttered with not needed features.

[artmangm]

i mean writing a script for a comicbook to seen to an artist(s)

[No_Cookies_for_Zombies]

Any story that is like a film should do great with Moviewriter Pro. We use it to make game stories. To switch to characters the moment you have an idea to describe one, Write that idea down and immediately switch back to the story, helps a lot. This is something that is very hard to do in a normal wordprocessor like LibreOffice Writer or MSWord. Also they have too many buttons. What is the creativity booster here is simplicity. One click and you write your 1 or 2 phrases about places, characters or sidenotes and then go back to the story helps you a lot.

[Jimmy Pesto]

Comic book formatting is different. I'm hoping this software updates with more stuff.

[marsou]

If you want us to add a "comic format" please contact us : [e-mail]
we'll talk about it

[artmangm]

Originally posted by marsou:

If you want us to add a "comic format" please contact us : [e-mail]
we'll talk about it

will do that when i have time

[xyzt]

Agree with this. Only Storyist and Scrivener are picture friendly. I always wondered why this wasn't.

It needs a corkboard.