Canson Artist Series Comic Paper, Art Board, Foldover Pad, 11x17 inches, 24 Sheets (150lb/250g) - Artist Paper for Adults and Students - Colored Pencil, Marker, Ink, Pen

This is a pretty good paper for doing comics and such. There’s better , but cost more , so this is good and cost effective for my use.

I use it all the time for making my comics, like Powers, BPRD and more-M!

We slept it on its head and created art from within. Nice sturdy project for our needs. Thank you

Fanboy has released the definitive product for comic strip artists with this art pad, which comes in a long strip that accommodates the medium perfectly. I'm not a comic artist, but I still enjoyed experimenting with these over a couple of weeks.Here's the gist:1. The boards have a side panel for filing purposes that is convenient and keeps your work uniform.2. The paper has one long box for the strip that can be broken down at the artist's discretion. The space given is realistic and gives an immediate sense of dimension.3. The paper is still and resistant to feathering. Some markers will streak on the paper though; my Faber-Castells did pretty well with them though. Alcohol blenders are not good for them unless you're very conservative with them.4. The paper doesn't warp easily and is strong enough to hold up to frequent erasing. Pen ink does very well.About the only negative I can think of is that you only get 14 boards per pack, which is a little rich for me. But, if you want to draw comic strips, this is what you want.

Product is great. I dont know if the driver mishandled it or what . But it came somewhat bent, with the back cover cracked. Other than that. Great item.

These are intended for comic book writers and illustrators to plan action and illustration of scenes. I knew that when I bought them but I use them with writers to support fiction writing. This forces the writer to consider how to get from A to B and not forget intermediate steps. The blocks are preprinted but there's still a lot of flexibility. It's called an "eraser."The paper quality is fine; they're a little expensive up front but can save you endless hours of rewrite if you focus scene by scene.

Exactly what any aspiring comic book artist could ask for, same feel, look and design as what the professionals use. I only wish that I had access to these when I was a kid. Got these for my twelve year old who's into drawing manga and anime, but dad tried out some sheets while he's at school. Excellent with pencil and ink, erasing doesn't shred the paper. Love this art pad. I drew this Predator on this comic paper using a Pentel Graphgear 500 .05 mechanical pencil and then I inked it with an eight piece Sakura Pigma Micron multiliner pen set.

Great quality!