u/Delicious_Ring5422

I may be back too soon since my last post asking how to write comics, but this is more about finding a collaborator and artist on the comic project. I've created a Google Slides that contains the following: Name and Logline, Volume Summary, The Characters of Volume One with visual inspiration, power inspiration, brief background, and their fatal flaws, location inspirations that are visited in Volume One, and a quick summary of 10 issues planned for production.

As an artist or even writers who have pitched in the past, what other additions to the pitch document would help share my story vision to potential artist collaborators, or what do you prefer more writers do that would encourage you to offer your skills?

Hi! I'm an amateur screenwriter based in California, and I had a story idea that I feel can be better represented through comic book media instead of my usual go-to, which is writing screenplays. I am terribly inexperienced with comic books in general and I'm making a point to get started on more popular titles that I've seen put into shows (i.e. Umbrella Academy, Invincible, Walking Dead, etc.) to expose me to the better comic book format. Browsing through some of the posts, I see a clear line is drawn between comic book writing and screenwriting as more separated (correct me if I'm wrong). With that being said, what lessons from screenwriting can I carry over if I want to try comic book writing and what are some skills as comic book writers I should begin learning now if I want to pursue this story idea I had in mind? Appreciate the feedback!