Artist author Freddie E Williams has been creating comics digitally since 1999. He wrote this great resource targeted at those who intend to create comics on the computer, or who are looking for ways to streamline their digital workflow. You must already know how to draw to get the most out of this book.
Every tutorial in the book is a step-by-step explanation with screenshots and concise instructions using PhotoShop. It's easy to follow along as Williams thoroughly explains everything from creating drafts up to the final inking stage.
The best part about this book is that it highlights ways to harness the power of using the computer, fully taking advantage of what it can be made to do. There are chapters on creating brushes, textures, effects, templates for props and many more with real examples. There's even a section on creating Actions and Droplets to reduce repetitive tasks, which is an incredible time saver.
There are loads of tips everywhere. One particular one helped me very much. There are times when I draw two characters, but they are of a different size. Scaling the smaller image up makes the thickness of the line thicker than the image I am trying to match. This book has a solution to make that line thickness match!
This book is really good. You're bound to learn something regardless of your skill level in art. (Review taken from Parka Blogs)