What are the best books out there for drawing, writing and creating comic books?

I have read the book Understanding Comics which gives a general overlay of how comics are made and what goes into the comics process.

I have seen the book Drawing Comics The Marvel Way which is okay from an artisitc standpoint.

I have read The DC Comics Guide To Writing Comics, that was pretty good.

What other books would you people suggest?

Are any of the books not already mentioned listed here:

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worth checking out?

I would also take a look at Dynamic Figure Drawing and Dynamic Wrinkles both by Burne Hogarth.

Anything on perspective will also help.

The Business of Comics by Lurene Haines is a very good resource.

Graphic Artists Guild puts out Hand Book of Pricing and Ethical Guidelines which is also eductional.

Thank you for responding.

How to Draw Comic Book Heroes and Villains I've seen is a good source, and I've heard those How-To books by Wizard Magazine are okay.

What other art books would you suggest?

Quite honestly where learned how to draw comics was from the comics themselves. I have a huge number of X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine, and Generation X comic books that I regularly flip through.

No DC stuff?

Did you ever learn to draw the cartoony stuff from drawing from the cartoony books?

I am a DC fan as well. Love the Justice League, Batman and Superman and quite a bit of the less mainstream stuff from both Marvel and DC. I just never really followed the stories close enough from DC to collect them month to month. I do have several graphic novels from DC.

I have missed the last decade of the Marvel stuff too. Ironically I stopped collecting comics when I started comic book art school. I just couldn't afford them anymore. When I started to make enough money to start collecting again I was so far behind I just didn't have the energy to go hunting down all of the back issues.

I never really read any 'cartoony' stuff. I love Calvin and Hobbes and have many ongoing favorites in the sunday comics. I actually never really attempted to draw cartoon style until art school when we had a required course of Caricature and Cartoon.