How many pages do you create for each episode of your comic

[R.n.P]

Mine has at least 14 pages for each episode n a max of 29 pages depending on what I wanna portray in the episode, what about yours.

[mariusthered]

between 30 and 40 pages per chapter and two chapters per season. but some plots/ story lines are continuous.

[AnnaLandin]

I post one page per episode, but I will be going back and collapsing down my earliest pages into multi-page episodes to make it easier for new readers - that way, they won't have to scroll through and endless episode list.

When I read comics on here, though, I find that 10 pages is my limit per episode. Any longer than that, and I start losing track. I know you can upload 40 pages, but 40-page episodes are a bit heavy to slog through.

[gateofselidor]

Per chapter? Around 25-30, usually. As far as episodes on Tapastic go, I aim for two pages, but it's more often just one. The earlier chapters drawn before I started posting here have more, but definitely no more than ten.

[elixiadragmire]

a Taps espiode will be one scene, so it'll be 2 to 6 pages long. i find scene changes are a good logically closure point meaning the reader getting a break and can remember where the scene was in term of the story instead of having to trawling throu large plot section to find and remember that one important scene they wanna re-read.

[blop]

Usually 1 or 2 pages per episode as I want to be able to upload every week, and around 30 pages per Chapter.

[ToonDoctor]

22 pages. I follow the traditional North American comics page count.

[bouncyegg]

Wow. I'm impressed by the amount of pages. I do a goofy, comedy, slice-of-life comic...so a whopping 1 page per episode usually.

http://tapastic.com/series/thebouncyegg

[shazzbaa]

I do one page per episode, because that's what I update with! Very rarely I'll upload a double page.

My chapters tend to be around 50 pages, but Tapas doesn't let us organise by chapter (YET. I'M HOLDING OUT FOR THIS SOMEDAY)

[UzukiCheverie]

I used to do one page per episode (updating once a day) but that's getting to be too frequent for me and for readers (reader burn yo) so now that I have more time to draw and such, I'm doing about 5 pages per update, trying to go for updating 2-3 times a week. Chapters typically have between 16-22 pages, depending on the chapter x3

[Kayke]

I do one episode for page unless I have a complete story that is under 15 pages.

[SirHellsir]

When scripting I cut chapters at 50 lines/panels, that comes around 12 pages per chapter. In the tapastic sense, 1 page per episode, twice a week.

[Shanny8]

I just completed the script for my 1st chapter(will be starting production this month; hopefully the story should be ready to post by April)- almost 40 pages. Given that I'm also working on an actual print comic, and may start production on an issue of that series around the end of the year, I might be able to get 2 chapters done this year.

[zerofruits]

Since my comic is done in a vertical format it might be hard to say how many pages it actually has per episode. But I create each "page" as a 1/2 A4 pages, which will be a total of 2,5 DIN A4 pages per chapter for me (though you can't really tell, since you just scroll down and never notice a page break haha)

[joannekwan]

per episode:
1 page for Heavy Horns, not counting the occasional journal blurb
1-3 pages for Demon House, usually 2
2 pages for Erie Waters, on occasion 3

per chapter:
varies a lot for HH, but at least 14 pages each.
none really for DH, since I don't see the series as chapters, there are episode arcs tho.
18 exactly for EW, I planned it that way.

[efdvorsky]

No more than 2 pages per episode unless there is a rare update but I won't exceed more than 10 pages in an episode (this only happened around the first chapter of Cosmic Fish and in the prologue for chapter 2 and I think it'll stay that way)
If it's a long comic like in Gone Fishing, its equivalent is about 3 pages per episode.

But I only push for 2-page updates as the first and last pages of each chapter to celebrate it starting/finishing.

As for chapters, it rounds about 33-35 pages per chapter without counting probable prologues or epilogues which are about 10 pages if it's meant to start transitioning to the next chapter.

[maximumthemokona]

1 (maybe 2) per episode. 35/40 per chapter. D:

[jessiepolfliet]

I post one per episode and sometimes 2 when I go on hiatus or when I give my subscribers something extra.

[Sanz]

I do one or two pages mostly just one, because I'm making it for print, of my co-writer and I don't really want to have to edit it later to get it printed out. but it's about 20 - 22 per chapters I think i usually lay it all out before hand too.

[ConradComics]

A complete thought; which I call a chapter, is running; on average, 17 pages each so far.

My first two Tapastic episodes were also complete chapters. However, starting with Chapter 3, I will break chapters up into 3 scenes, which should run 4-6 pages each, for each Tapastic episode. In Chapter 3 for example, each individual episode will be named 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3

I know I should really be breaking chapters up into individual pages for each Tapastic episode, but I'm stubborn. Breaking chapters up into scenes is my baby-step compromise in that direction.