Anyone have tips for printing/assembling minicomics [in black-and-white] on a budget?
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in reply to @kylelabriola's post:
I've self published before and have some experience printing and assembling comics at home by myself. I think I could help! First, what kind of comic do you want to make? (page count, type of binding, how much of the work do you want to do yourself, etc.)
I'm thinking of doing a 4koma strip [that reads vertically] that's around 6 or so pages. It'd be nice to not have to do TOO much work...besides folding and stapling or so?
OK! the main thing I recommend in this case is (if you don't know how to already) look up and practice printing so that all the pages are in the correct order when you print them, that way you won't waste tons of paper trying and failing to print (speaking from experience lol), if you need help with this I can link a couple of tutorials and such.
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