Just write the gayest shit you can think of, everyone will be too afraid of losing their job to call you out on it.

>>152367990
spoooon

>>152367990
Write good dialogue, draw good expressions. Use the surrounding environment and certain techniques for effect.

>>152367990
you dont

>>152370023
You have to, though. It can't be all action.

have the characters be doing something. This is were we used to get a lot of training scenes but now it's all foodies.

>>152370720
you can have the characters doing something while they talk, like walk or work on a car or whatever, just moving around a room is better than this.

>>152367990
In the 90s you would just have 1 or 2 big panels with tons of connected dialogue balloons. It was better that way

>>152367990
write good, compose good, draw clear

>>152371357
Not really.

>>152367990
This is just poor paneling. Most modern artists are like this because they watch TV and movies as their inspiration for art instead of books and comic strips.

>>152373124
This feels more like the script he was handed honestly. Writer probably wanted a 3x3 grid because he read Watchmen once, many such cases

>>152367990
>the two most heroic hulks
>the one that invaded earth and shattered continents and the one that inevitably becomes maestro out of his hubris
>most heroic
Stop slandering my boy savage

>>152370992
Talking during training is as gay as talking during fights. Don't do that retarded shit.

>>152367990
Be Giffen & Dematteis, nobody ever made it work half as good as they did. Writers can't get the dialogue and artists don't get the changes they need to make for each panel.

>>152374590
o-okay...

>>152367990
Good dialogs and good directing. Change angles, demonstrate though them power dynamic or tension on the scene, or focus on interesting details like nervous ticks or something, or show something else going on in the background/meantime...
You know, the basics that are beyond modern hacks

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Wally Wood depicted the solution many decades ago.

>>152374927
Eh, they're not particularly good at it either.