22 Panels that Always Work
Stuck for an idea of how to lay out a page?
Wally Wood's got you covered
I had seen an article on this, perhaps in Alex Toth's column in Alter Ego, a few months ago, and went searching for it online not three weeks ago. I had misremembered it as Alex Toth's Panels that Never Miss, so I had to finally give up after a long Google search.
Anyway, this seems like an indispensible tool for storyboarding and comic book/strip artists. I'm sure someone could even do an entire longform strip using those panels, though not in that exact order, and possibly be lauded by critics for their mastery of the comic form.
Wally Wood's got you covered
I had seen an article on this, perhaps in Alex Toth's column in Alter Ego, a few months ago, and went searching for it online not three weeks ago. I had misremembered it as Alex Toth's Panels that Never Miss, so I had to finally give up after a long Google search.
Anyway, this seems like an indispensible tool for storyboarding and comic book/strip artists. I'm sure someone could even do an entire longform strip using those panels, though not in that exact order, and possibly be lauded by critics for their mastery of the comic form.