how do I create a star character for the comic book I'm creating?

Answer 1

Every hero needs a major power that he uses most of the time, a minor power that he only uses sometimes, a special sense, a unique costume, a little something that gives him a ‘flavor’ and sets him off from other heroes, a hidden weakness or limitation, someone that he loves, to protect, some things that conflict with his super activities.

His powers can have some sort of limit, or be unreliable, or need to substitute one power for another.

He should have a major villain perhaps tied into his origin, who hates him for personal reasons, and will never give up trying to kill/humiliate him. He must have his share of problems, though they need not be ordinary ones.

Good enough for a start…?

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Answer 2

Understand your comic book first. Then try to think of your very own star character.

Answer 3

Do a character sheet or what the industry calls a "script breakdown". Man Actors do this when they are trying to research a role that is based off a fictional character. I do this when I write out stories it gives my characters in my mind more fullness. I added a link to help you out.....

Answer 4

Create someone you think people can relate to and make him almost sympathedic.... main characters arn't made to be hated, but either admired or pitied.
As for appearance.... draw yourself, it gives you as the author a good connection to the character.

Answer 5

Be Screech

Answer 6

look at my avatar.. thats a star right there.

Answer 7

You need talent.