Q&A for How to Write a Script for a Comic Book

You would need a parent or guardian's signature for any legal forms, agreements, or documents, but you otherwise face no greater barriers than anyone attempting to do the same.

If you don't want to go through a publisher, you can publish on Amazon on their self publishing site. You can find them by googling "publishing for minors." Alternatively, you can go through an alternative publisher that specializes in comic books for 14 and younger––one possibility is papercutz.com.

Start by imagining the type of story you would like to read. Are you interested in science fiction, fantasy, or mystery? Also, don't hesitate to talk with family and friends for ideas.

wikiHow has an article on self-publishing comic books that can help. There are also companies that will help you with the self-publishing process, such as Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing. Be sure to check if there are any costs involved before you work with a self-publishing company.

If you want to write a comic book based on an actual historical figure, you can do research through books or the internet. If you have a library near you, you can work with the librarians to find information on the person, and you can also access the internet there if you don't have access otherwise. Once you have done enough research, you can start imagining what the person would be like as a superhero. What powers would this person have? How would the character interact with others? Keep in mind that learning is never a waste of time, even if you don't create a comic book.

Myths are in the public domain, so you can create your own stories based on Greek, Egyptian, or any other mythos. You do have to be careful not to base your stories on copyrighted material, such as Marvel Comics' Thor.

Yes. Search online for "creating a comic book", and you can find several websites to help you create a script, organize the story, and publish the comic book. Examples include Pixton, Canva, and Storyboardthat.