Turn Your Art Into Comics FAST with These Pro-Quality Templates

Hey folks — Bill Meeks here.

Lately, I’ve been elbows-deep in enough speech bubbles, halftone/grunge textures, and panel grids to make a 90s letterer weep. But it was worth it — because today I’m proud to launch something that’s going to help me finish up my Fanboy comic at the speed of inspiration. It’s got everything you need to turn your comic ideas into actual pages fast — without sacrificing that hand-crafted, indie energy that makes your voice unique. I grew up on indie comics in the 90s, so these templates have a lot of that “90s edge” to them.

What’s in the box?

Everly Heights Word Balloon Pack

255 Word Balloon Templates (PNG/JPG/SVG/Illustrator)

That’s right — 255 hand-drawn speech bubbles, caption boxes, jagged bursts, and cloudy thought balloons. Every one of them has been inked, scanned, cleaned up, and delivered in drag-and-drop formats (PNG, SVG, Illustrator). Whether your characters are whispering secrets, yelling about aliens, or narrating their doomed romantic subplots — I’ve got a bubble for that.

You even get a free retro comic font, fully licensed for your books.

Everly Heights Comic Page Templates Pack

55 Comic Page Templates (PSD)

Need to build a 3-panel webcomic? A splash page? A weird 7-panel experimental layout like you’re pitching to Heavy Metal in 1992? These layered Photoshop files use Smart Objects, so you can just drop your art in and go. Every template includes 14 optional textures — grunge, halftone, smudge — to give your pages that tactile, scanned from your personal collection feel.

Why I made it

I’ve made a lot of comics lately — and every time I start a new one, I find myself doing the same dance. Redrawing the same bubbles. Hunting through old files for a template. Roughing out panel grids that I know I’ve used before.This pack is what I wish I had when I started — and I’m using it to speed things up while I work on my Fanboy comic without reinventing the wheel every time.