How Many "Issues" are in a Mini Series (That's also a Webcomic?)

[aaladadonis]

As i said, i don't understand why each chapter will have to have 100+ pages in order to be average in kip's thinking

I think here’s the source of the confusion.

Kip was referring to 100 pages as the count for the whole series, not chapter nor episode/update. Chapter and series are completely different. But it seems like it’s already been resolved since you now understand they meant total count.

[Glasgwyn]

Well, i already know where the misunderstanding is, and that exactly what i'm telling you before this post. I also said i realized it some posts ago, but then we debate about the way one count panels soo

And i know what chapter is, and what series is.

Another reason is because no one seems to realize the source since the get go, and no one is saying its the "total" count since the get go, just like what i said in my previous reply.

[kip]

@Glasgwyn You keep mentioning things being different if we picked another panel count like 2 or 5 but they’d be much Longer, not Shorter?
Also as multiple people have told you already, 7 is just an average amount of panels a page has. Typically, a page has between 6-8 panels, so 7 is a good estimate if you want to ballpark an amount.

Why count 7 panels as pages at all?
Because the creator of this thread asked about pages. They’re most likely talking about a traditional page - NOT scroll format, so something that looks like this-

not long wide panels you scroll down to see the next part of, like webtoons and lezhin use (scroll formatted), right?

When they ask that as a creator, we want to reply with an answer that references the amount of work it would take for them to make the comic.
So:
It takes roughly the same amount of time to draw a panel no matter how it’s later formatted.
It takes roughly the same amount of time to read a panel no matter how it’s later formatted.

So it make sense to be talking in estimates of traditional pages (panel count = 7) when the original poster is asking about pages.

[Glasgwyn]

But the header said "that's also a webcomic"?

And if 1 page is 7 panels, then 70 panels is
10 pages.
If 1 page is 2 panels, then 70 pages is 35 pages. And that's the correct amount of what i'm referencing for each chapter.
@Jenny-Toons said i shouldn't assume they are dramatizing, and i explained why i feel that way, and why is that? Because you guys use 7 as an example, and and when is that? (i feel all of you dramatizing) It's on my earlier post when i thought you talk about each chapter. Which means like my example above, 7 panels per page is 70 pages for a chapter, while all i always know is 30-50 panels as the average in webcomics business, if you call it that.
If it's too hard to understand, i'm explaining what i think when i still confused in the past, though while writing that explanation i already figuied things out.

But the question also ask about the "limit" of a mini series? Which mean they're considering doing the amount people answered, or would you say they won't consider the answers and will deicide the amount as they wish, if that's how it is, why asked? So it make sense to assume i think they're considering what you're saying, and when you said above 100 pages is the average, i'm asking why do you think that way.

Why are you talking about the "time" needed???? Aren't the original question talking about the "issues" needed??

Even though they said it's for a webcomic?

You'd say "you don't have to have vertical scroll format when you make webcomic?"

But i'd say "that's not what i'm talking about?" "it won't make a difference even if we count pages differently when me answer
the original question" Why? "Because our problem is the amount of pages which means around x panels that's just ridiculously huge that i think is not true and asked about"
You'd say it make sense to think the way you do.
Are you saying it make no sense to the way i do? Even though i'm basing it on experiences just like everyone else, and yet i'm the wrong for thinking differently?
Not right * throw sarcasms in the air *, so why you said it make sense to think the way you do?
I never said it don't make sense, why did all of you make me repeat the same thing?
I keep saying that "your way of thinking is not wrong", so it also means i don't think it don't make sense, so why explain yourself smh "but so is my thinking".

[kip]

[Glasgwyn]

That's what i'm agreeing after jenny-toons said that though