Best place to get good critisim?

[FLuf]

I always enjoyed making comics and had many of my comics published. That was one of my dreams that came true. However, doing comics for an independent comic publisher who is so small that it barely registers on the industry radar didn't seem to be much of a career builder in the comic book game. But also my style needed refining so even if I did get over 120 pages of comics published as far as I'm concerned I'm still at the starting point. As for my art I'm finally at a level I'm satisfied with. Now I have a unique story I want to tell and I hope I can convince one of the top publishers that I can produce stories that will get a nice size following. One thing I do not enjoy in comics are pages with nothing more than talking heads, I don't like drawing them nor do I enjoy reading them. When I write stories I make sure to include what I do enjoy seeing in comics like beautiful women, wreckage, or action sequences.

This is page one of a comic called Bullet Proof Skunk. Yes the script starts with the word Whap! The establishing shot comes on page 2. It's a story of a beautiful yet stinky girl who lives to be a fighter. She was born a skunk kit and genetically redesigned to be a military prototype with unusual properties. What she was destined to become never came to fruition as she was left abandoned after the obliteration of the facility where she was designed.

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[DanielSchenstrom]

For comics, I think penciljack just can't be beat. I haven't visited every comics board there is but I would rank it the highest for getting thorough critiques.

This place is pretty good too sometimes.

[FLuf]

Thanks! I'll try them.

[Lewis Rice]

For really tough honest crits I'd suggest the Penny Arcade Forum Artists Corner, those guys can really give you quite a beating, but their words are an invaluable source of sweet sweet learning.

[vector948]

Pencil jack is good! but there's alot of working pro's on TenTon studio's who will give you some pro feedback. and if you REALLY want to see where your at, head over to digital webbing! They'll tell you aswell. But P.J. and DW are my favorite sites! good luck!

Steve