Creating your own comic-book issues and hardcover books

[Huwey]

So, I'm not quite sure, if this is in the right subforum, but I think so.
This thread is about making your own IDW-issues or hardcover books. For example, I want to make an IDW issue, so here is it:

Content:

• "That all happened yesterday" - Part One, 40 Pages
• "An unfriendly contemporary" - 4 Pages

I hope you will have fun with this little game!

[Scrooge MacDuck]

• Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse in "La Storia Infinita" (Part I)
• The Tightwad's Curse

[RobbK1]

Feb 4, 2017 18:38:00 GMT deb said:

I would be quickly fired for okaying a 25 cent giant full of Tony Strobl stories (as most of these books were).
Honestly, I wouldn't want to be the editor.  I bet it's a lot more work than you'd think.

Very nice, Deb!  I'd like to have that comic book!  A new 1958 US Duck Giant Comic to read!  Takes me back to 1958!  It would be wonderful to find a giant cache of shelved stories from the 1950s. 

[sirredknee]

Content:

• "Donald Duck and the Butterfly of Columbus" - 1st part, 29 p.
• "Fountain of Youth" - 8 p.
• "Who's Scared?" - 1 p.

[deb]

Feb 4, 2017 18:45:26 GMT RobbK1 said:

Feb 4, 2017 18:38:00 GMT deb said:

I would be quickly fired for okaying a 25 cent giant full of Tony Strobl stories (as most of these books were).
Honestly, I wouldn't want to be the editor.  I bet it's a lot more work than you'd think.

Very nice, Deb!  I'd like to have that comic book!  A new 1958 US Duck Giant Comic to read!  Takes me back to 1958!  It would be wonderful to find a giant cache of shelved stories from the 1950s. 

Oops.  I think I deleted my post.  
This most likely wouldn't be the actual cover, though.
I don't think I want to be a comic book editor, though.

[RobbK1]

I would design the following two alternate covers, using these 2 drawings of mine, and fill the book with the following:
Inside would be: (1) Uncle Scrooge in "Uncle Scrooge's Marriage" D 2013-132, Plot by Rob Klein, Script by Rob Klein and Jan Gulbransson, art by Jan Gulbransson, 24 pages; and (2) Donald Duck in "The Upside Down World" D 91034, Plot and script by Rob Klein, art by Jan Gulbransson, 22 pages.

Attachments:

[sirredknee]

If I could do a Strobl special, it would look like this (none of these ever reprinted in the USA):

Content:

• "Tit for Tat" - 1 p.
• "Secret Of The Sargasso Sea" - 16 p.
• "Back To School" - 10 p.
• "The Homemade Robot" - 4 p.
• "Home Vacation" - 8 p.
• "Film Fun" - 1 p.

[Huwey]

So, here's my Walt Disney's Comics and Stories no. 2:

Cover:

Content:

• "That all happened yesterday" - Part two, 31 Pages
• "The Easter Beasties From Outer Space"

And I just made two Hardcover Books, called "The very best of Topolino-magazine 2016":

Topolino-Magazine - The very best of 2016 #1

• Cover
• "Christmas electricity"
• "Duckavenger vs DoubleDuck"
• Cover of "Duckavenger vs DoubleDuck" (1 Page)
  

[li]"Something is rotten in the state of Calisota or Ducklet"[/li] (64 Pages)

• Cover of "Something is rotten in the state of Calisota or Ducklet"

[li]"Mickerix and the confusion"[/li] (44 Pages)

• Cover of "Mickerix and the confusion"
• Alternative cover of "Mickerix and the confusion"
• Article of "Mickerix and the confusion" - How the mouse met the Gauls... (6 Pages)
  

[li]"Duckensteins Monster"[/li] (72 Pages)

• Cover of "Duckensteins Monster"
• Article of "Duckensteins Monster" - Interview with Bruno Enna and Fabio Celoni

[li]"The search of Edgar Allan Duckeroe"[/li] (44 Pages)
[li]"Atlantis"[/li] (83 Pages)

• Cover of "Atlantis"
• Article of "Atlantis" and the Lucca Comics & Games - Casty, about Atlantis and Lucca

[li]Backcover
[/li][/ul]
459 Pages

You will get #2 tommorow!

[Matilda]

Here's my Halloween Hex, counting on 64 pages of comics:

Nightmare Ship--Rota (15)
ZP e il vascello fantasma--Martina/Cavazzano (35)
Fantôme à tous les étages--Jacquette/Gonzalez (10)
Madam Mim Moves--Dester/Gil-Bao (4)

That's two quite different Duck stories of phantom ships, one Goofy & Mickey ghost story, and my favorite short Mim story. If IDW Disney comics can't use Mim, this could be replaced with a four-page Magica story. For the cover, I'd like a new cover illustrating either of the two phantom ship stories; neither one apparently has a cover illustration yet.

[Monkey_Feyerabend]

Who's Mim?

Nightmare Ship is one of the best Rota's story from recent years that I have seen. 


EDIT: ok, I googled Madame Mim, no I know who she is 

[haruswirl]

The title would be "Romano Scarpa: Dazzling Debuts".  The format would be a hardcover omnibus similar to Fatagraphics' re-releases of Barks, Gottfredson, and Rosa's Disney comics.  The stories would be:

"Shellfish Motives" (Gideon McDuck's debut comic)

"Mickey Mouse in the Delta Dimension" (Atomo Bleep-Bleep's debut comic)

"The Chirikawa Necklace" (Aunt Melinda and Trudy Van Tubb's debut comic)

"The Last Balaboo" (Brigitta MacBridge's debut comic)

"The Secret of Success" (Jubal Pomp's debut comic)

"The Miner's Granddaughter" (Dickie Duck's debut comic)

"The Weregoof's Curse!" (Portis' debut comic)

It would also feature essays discussing the impacts that these characters had on Disney comics after their creation, as well as discussions of the other characters that Scarpa had created.