Does anyone still draw comics by hand?

Yes, some comics are still drawn by hand. Many artists prefer the traditional method for its creative freedom and personal touch.

Well, it depends. While digital tools have become more common, there are still plenty of comic artists who choose to hand-draw for the authenticity and personal connection it offers. Hand-drawing allows for more spontaneity and individual style.

You can start by using short and quick strokes to show the shaking. Make the lines a bit jagged and uneven.

It's hard to say for sure. Maybe there are some new ones, but reruns seem to be more common.

Absolutely! Anyone has the potential to learn. It involves learning basic drawing skills, understanding storyboarding, and developing your own style. It might be challenging at first, but as long as you keep at it and are passionate, you can become good at drawing comics.

Yes, Lynn Johnston typically drew her comics by hand. Her hand-drawn style gave them a unique and personal touch.

You can use a fine white gel pen or a white paint marker. Just make sure to hold it steady for clean dots.

Rick's hand loss occurs in specific comic arcs. It's a significant event that affects his character development and the plot.

Gabe probably starts with a rough sketch, outlining the basic composition and characters. Then, he adds details and fine lines to make it look more polished.

Yes, DC Comics still prints comics. They continue to release new titles and series.