Comic Book
Four publisher script layouts, with the panel numbering handled for you.
4 layouts, each with its own margins
Four layouts, and the script resets to whichever you pick
Cue lines, panel counts and page headers included. Each is a different layout rather than a spacing variant of the same one.
Panels renumber themselves
Add a panel on page four and the rest of the page catches up, including the count in the page header. Nothing to retype and nothing to miscount.
A lettering script ready to hand over
Every balloon, caption and sound effect numbered, with the art description removed. It is the file letterers ask for, and you don't have to build it yourself.
PAGE ONE
PANEL ONE: WIDE. A ROOFTOP FARM AT FIRST LIGHT. TOMATO VINES ON WIRE.
ADAEZE:Nobody comes up here.
CAPTION:Which was the point.
PANEL TWO: CLOSE. HER HANDS, DIRT UNDER THE NAILS.
ADAEZE:That's the point.
SFX:KRAK
What you get with Comic Book
Layouts
- Full Script
- Plot-First Breakdown
- Numbered Balloons
- Panel-Count Layout
Writing tools included
- Page List, Settings List, Cast List, Character List, Statistics, and the script text on its own.
Everything else is the same in every format. See the full comparison.
More with Pro
- Production paperwork
- An art design checklist that gathers what every panel needs drawn, page by page, and a cast list you can drop straight into the script. Your lettering draft, its numbering and its density check come with the format itself, not with Pro.