I finished a graphic novel script. I think the plot is kind of

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2016-04-27 01:45:36 Post No. 2501844
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Anonymous 2016-04-27 01:45:36 Post No. 2501844 [Report]

I finished a graphic novel script. I think the plot is kind of not great. I hate writing plots.

But it's been 3 years. Should I put it out anyway just for the sake of getting it done? Or should I perfect it which I really have no idea how to do?

Going to draw it too but not here for art critique yet, picture not mine

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Anonymous 2016-04-27 01:50:36 Post No.2501853
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Anonymous 2016-04-27 01:50:36 Post No.2501853 [Report]

>>2501844
1. that picture sucks.
2. would probably be better to ask /lit/ or something
3. graphic novels always have shitty plots.

Just do some fan made plot ones and take criticism on it.

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Anonymous 2016-04-27 02:34:31 Post No.2501922
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Anonymous 2016-04-27 02:34:31 Post No.2501922 [Report]

>>2501844
Just do it. You will learn a lot as you go. There will always be more ideas to execute afterwords.

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Anonymous 2016-04-27 02:39:03 Post No.2501933
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Anonymous 2016-04-27 02:39:03 Post No.2501933 [Report]

>>2501844
Don't suffer "the masterpiece problem". Your first story will be trash no matter what. Spit out many many scripts and see what works and what doesn't. Writers get better by writing.

If you feel like perfecting it is something you have no idea how to do, it's study time. Read Words for Pictures by Michael Brian Bendis, Scott McCloud's books, and and Save the Cat! by Blake Snyder.