The Comics Professor Articles
Latest stories and guides.
- Understanding the Effects of Light Exposure on Comic Book Ink and Covers
- Guidelines for Storing Comic Book Binders and Portfolios
- Using Silica Gel Packs to Control Humidity in Comic Book Storage
- The Importance of Proper Labeling and Cataloging for Preservation
- Best Practices for Storing Comic Books with Metallic or Fluorescent Covers
- How to Safeguard Comic Books from Pest Damage
- Using Archival Quality Gloves When Handling Valuable Comics
- How to Protect Comic Books During Shipping and Moving
- Maintaining Optimal Light Levels to Protect Comic Book Colors
- How to Safely Remove Stains from Comic Book Pages
- The Do’s and Don’ts of Handling Comic Books to Avoid Wear and Tear
- Choosing the Right Shelving for Large Comic Book Collections
- How to Prevent Mold and Mildew in Comic Book Storage Areas
- How to Repair Torn Pages in Comic Books Without Causing Further Damage
- The Importance of Uv-filtered Glass in Displaying Comic Art
- Temperature and Humidity Control Tips for Comic Book Preservation
- Incorporating Cultural and Artistic Influences in Layout Styles for Global Appeal
- Designing Layouts for Action Sequences with Multiple Characters and Perspectives
- Using Asymmetry to Convey Unease and Tension in Psychological Thrillers
- Creating Multi-panel Pages That Flow Seamlessly Across Multiple Chapters
- How to Use Layout to Portray Inner Monologues and Thought Processes
- Designing for Print vs. Digital: Adapting Layout Techniques Accordingly
- How to Plan Layouts for Character Introductions and Key Plot Reveals
- The Use of Frame Borders and Panel Shapes to Influence Mood and Tone
- Designing Multi-panel Pages for Action-packed Fight Scenes
- Using Asymmetrical Layouts to Convey Chaos and Disorder in Dystopian Settings
- How to Use Layout Variations to Maintain Reader Engagement over Long Series
- Designing Layouts for Accessibility: Large Print and High Contrast Options
- Using Visual Hierarchy to Highlight Key Narrative Beats in Layouts
- Using Color and Layout to Differentiate Multiple Storylines or Perspectives