/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3457633
Basically take note of what's already been said in this thread about the other guys comic, where he fell flat and what people expect when reading a comic.
I think most here would agree your first goal should be building up some fundamental skills but, if drawing comics is what gets you to practice and you enjoy it then so be it, as long as it's actually practice.
Along with general art reading (loomis.meme), >>3456548 I'd recommend.
I've been reading over it the past couple days and as a general storytelling guideline I found it interesting and insightful. (Manga in Theory and Practice)
Aside from that, as others have said, read and relate to other comics you enjoy. What sets them apart, what elements do they have that you could employ, and how could you make these elements your own? The goal isn't to mindlessly copy, but to deconstruct and understand.