Test your issue-planning workflow.

1 Premise

What should a useful issue premise contain?

A Character, pressure, goal, and consequence B Only a setting name C Every future twist D A list of references

2 Outline

What is the purpose of a beat outline?

A Test story movement before scripting every panel B Replace all visual thinking C Lock every line permanently D Choose print paper

3 Page budget

Why assign approximate pages to sequences?

A To control pacing and ensure the ending has room B To make every scene equal C To avoid revision D To remove splash pages

4 Script

What should a panel description prioritize?

A Visible action, essential setting, emotion, and story information B Camera equipment brands C Unseen thoughts only D Every possible detail

5 Feedback

What is the best critique question?

A Where did your attention or understanding change? B Did you like everything? C Can you rewrite it for me? D Is it perfect?

6 Revision

What should a first structural pass inspect?

A Goal, causality, stakes, sequence purpose, and payoff B Comma style only C Export size only D Font licensing only

7 Continuity

What should be checked before final art?

A Names, costumes, locations, injuries, props, time, and power rules B Only the cover C Only the final speech D Nothing from prior issues

8 Files

What is a sound production habit?

A Use clear names, versions, backups, and linked source tracking B Overwrite the only file C Keep assets unnamed D Rely on memory

9 Lettering pass

What should be checked after balloons are placed?

A Reading order, crowding, tails, margins, and art obstruction B Only spelling of the title C Panel colors only D Printer speed

10 Release

What belongs in a release-readiness check?

A Final files, credits, rights, metadata, accessibility, and backups B Only a social caption C Unlicensed franchise assets D A promise to fix pages later