The first step in setting up a document as a comic template is to set up the overall size and shape of the document.
Consider the paper size and orientation that will be used for the finished document. For example if you are creating a template for a particular comic book printing service, make sure you have selected the correct size (or created a custom size) before you proceed with further document design. To learn about setting the paper size and orientation, see Setting the Paper Size and Orientation.
Page margins are a quick way to establish some layout bounds for your document. They are revealed when dragging elements on the page. For more information, see Setting Document Margins.
Add logos or other background images. Add captions to contain page numbering.See Using the Master Page for details.
Create alignment guides to help place elements consistently across your comic pages. Alignment guides in Comic Life are applied to every page. See Creating Your Own Alignment Guides for instructions.