Announcing Comic Kit 6
Now Available!
Comic Kit 6 is now live in the store and ready for you to download! Check out the brand-spankin' new word balloons, background images, and motion lines. Tons of effects you can use immediately and get great results in your comic books, graphic novels, cartoons, comic strips, and more!
Click here to check it out.

Create Your Comics!
Pssst, hey kid - wanna make a comic? You're in the right place!
Whether you're a seasoned pro or brand-new, you can create your stories with the help of Comic Tools ready-made digital content.
Choose from:
- Page Templates
- Word Balloons
- Sound Effects Lettering
- Background Images & Textures
- Clip Art
- 3d Models for Bryce & Poser
- Stock Audio - great for multimedia/animated comics!
Check out what you can do with all this cool content - signup (FREE!) and download a ton of free stuff in the Downloads section. See how easy it is to make your own comic book, and share it with the world!

The Sky's The Limit: Tips for Creating Sky Backgrounds
One of the main advantages of using 3d programs in your comics is re-use. Once you create a scene, you can change elements like lighting, cameras, and weather to use the same environment in new scenes or panels. Here we focus on how you can achieve different shots by changing skies and camera angles in Bryce 6.
Tools Used:
Bryce Masters Series: Cloud City
Adobe Photoshop
If you are a comic artist creating your comics on the computer, 3d applications are likely an indispensable part of your toolbox. Even if you draw your characters and most other elements, a good 3d program can be useful for backgrounds.
This tutorial is going to show you how to get different shots from your backgrounds by re-using one 3d scene file and changing only the sky and/or camera angle.
Last Updated (Monday, 05 April 2010 23:09)











