Thread:Pinner.guest/@comment-4135357-20140425060415/@comment-4135357-20140427102852

That and the other pages you made are very good :-). There were only a few things to tweak : 1) the creator names: they don't need to have the square brackets around them as the template does that work for us-just the characters, vehicles, locations, items, and equipment do. 2) The synopsis: should cover major plot points in the comic rather than being a play by play, but yours was really good. 3) The Image: You named the comic page perfectly and the same rules apply to image names. Those for comic covers differ from other pictures, but we'll just focus on covers for now. They're named the same way as the issue they're the cover for so Spawn #1's cover image is named Spawn Vol 1 1.jpg. I usually copy all of the standard options from the image template and then fill in:

License: Fair Use Image Type: Cover Art Issue: Series Name Volume # and Issue # (e.g. Spawn Vol 1 1) This part can be tricky as there's a template I usually use to standardize the issue name, so you can skip this part if you want Subject: Character(s) on cover full name (first and last), if known (e.g. Lara Croft) CoverArtist: Creator name (e.g. Todd McFarlane; multiple lines can be entered for several creators)

For an example of how this is filled out, I did a little re-work on with the template. Just click edit on the image and see how the fields are filled out. Other than those minor things the pages looked great! Thank you and keep up the good work. Queso6p7 10:28, April 27, 2014 (UTC)