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Template:Fancomic/doc
Usage
This template should be added to articles about individual fan comics. Fancomics published as zines can use Template:ArtZine or Template:Doujinshi instead.
The template automatically includes the page in Category:Fancomics.
See Help:Fanworks and Help:Template Guidelines for help in choosing which template to use.
To embed this template on a page, copy & paste the code below to the top of the new page:
{{Fancomic
|title=
|creator=
|translator=
|dates=
|firstpublished=
|medium=
|genre=
|fandom=
|externallinks=
|image=
}}
Key
- title - title of the art
- creator - artist's name
- translator - translator's name — this field is optional and will not appear if you don't fill it in.
- dates - date posted/published
- firstpublished - venue where the art was first posted/published (e.g. Tumblr, DeviantArt, name of the zine if a zine)
- medium - e.g. digital art, traditional art (if traditional art then also oil paintings, watercolors, acrylic on canvas, pencil drawing, pen & ink, etc.)
- genre - may refer to style or content, including but not limited to fandom-specific genres and forms like Victorian AU or slash
- fandom - name of the source text or fannish tradition that applies
- externallinks - link to the art if online
- image - if a thumbnail image of the art is available, place file name here and format like so: [[File:Example.jpg|thumb|center|caption text]]