@Snail: Glad you enjoyed it, out of intrest when you say logo are you referring to the whole thing or just the red sarcastic gamer face? Formatting is somethign I'm struggling to improve to be honest, i'm not what to do to make it look cooler, I will have to think about it a bit. I see what you mean with the characters not really expressing enough al look in to that in the future. Although I use tf2 chars I tend not to bother about how the characters act in tf2 but I see your point since I did use it for the medic here.
Thanks for the feedback lots of stuff for me to think about it.
This guy makes great comic books IMO. He's a personal friend. Check these to see a good way to implement titles in comic books in a panel of their own, and check these to see how to seamlessly implement the title into a comic book. The former shows a logo that keeps changing (from number 129 and before) and is humorous and fits perfectly with the rest of the format. The latter shows a logo that is seamlessly and somewhat originally implemented into the comic strip, kind of like a trademark symbol.
This guy has a different way of approaching it, as you can see here. Very classy too. It's not complex or overworked, he simply writes the title of the strip outside the panels, in an outer frame. I think it is very simply and efficient.
These two were what I came up with after a quick search. If you want more examples you're free to look around dA and I guess I can give you some more artists.
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