Thread:Plant777/@comment-35465316-20180505044145/@comment-35465316-20180505200347

For the issue format, I think it should be dropped as it implies everything is a highly interconnected chain of events, which this is not. In other words, drop the issue # from the title, and keep the actual name.

On a related note, if there's one thing salvagable from the Movie Issue page, it's that if people want to go big and can clearly suceed at doing so, then they have every right to create a separate page to contain their work.

I'm mostly taking a big note from the SCP Foundation, in which they condense all articles made within a certain timeframe into one "series" until it's full and all of the occupants manage to stick around (i.e. don't get pruned), then they open up a new series page for submissions. In the process, people who want to make their own chain of events and/or group of characters can create their own "hub"/author pages to promote their work in a more controlled environment, though the former is more reserved for collaborative efforts and longer stories.

An infobox might work in condensing the characters involved along with some any additional information, but they're obviously not for holding huge images. I suggest the following:
 * One infobox containing the comic name, characters involved, setting, series #, and link to the previous or next comic.
 * Comic is contained within a separate heading
 * Plot synopsis is its own heading
 * Trivia - inadvisable, seems like padding to me (can't put my finger on why, though)