A4 · Paperback110 pp · 12 comics
The Storymaker’s Comic Book
Designed by Rebecca in Yorkshire
£7.99
Paperback
A Christmas present they’ll actually finish
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“I made this for the children who are always drawing comics on scraps of paper. Now the whole lot is in one book they can keep.”
RebeccaFounder of Mazo Moon, Yorkshire
What parents say
★★★★★
Perfect for little imaginations!
“My daughter absolutely loves this book! She’s always making up little stories and drawing characters, so having her own comic book to fill in has been brilliant. It keeps her entertained for ages, and she gets so excited showing us her finished comics. Such a lovely way to encourage creativity and get her away from screens for a bit!”
★★★★★
A brilliant gift for creative kids
“Bought this for my son as he loves comics and drawing, and it’s been a huge hit! He loves creating his own superheroes and coming up with funny adventures. The blank comic layouts make it easy for him to get started while still giving him plenty of freedom to make each story his own. A really fun activity that he keeps going back to!”
Complete the set
The little storyteller’s kit
Storymaker’s Journal£7.99
Needle Tip Gel Pens£6.99Delivered by Amazon
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Questions
What age is it for?
Roughly six to twelve. Younger children can draw the pictures and dictate the words, and older ones will enjoy planning proper stories.
What should they draw with?
Pencil first, then pens or colouring pencils. The pages are white so colours look bright. Heavy markers may show through.
Do they need to be good at drawing?
No. The book itself says stick figures are absolutely fine. Clear is better than perfect.
How is it different from The Storymaker’s Journal?
This one is all comics, on big A4 pages. The Journal is smaller and covers characters, worlds and story ideas, with a little comic making.