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Laughter is the best medicine and making people laugh, without making them puke, is the best talent. Comedy is a tragedy barely averted. It’s an art to be performed by someone with a sense of humor. Sense of humor is not a skill that can be learned, it’s a natural talent. And if you want to share this talent with masses to bring a smile to people’s faces, then here are some tips that will help you write a totally hilarious comic book. To get inspiration from published comics, visit Viewhall and find a large collection of humor related content.

- Choose a genre that can give you ample of opportunity for injecting humor. The make it your life’s work to study that genre in detail—the on-going trends, its clichés, and conventions.

- The most important step, and the hardest of them all, of writing a comedy is making the basic plot funny.

- Choosing to hit ongoing issues or conflicts with comedy is a great method of getting your pint across and not offending anyone in the process.

- A popular trend in comedy books is taking an entertaining plot and adding it to a classic story to make it enjoyable.

- Take inspiration from other good works of comedy—be it TV, books, music or movies. You never know when you might hit a gem.

- Add a funny or slightly bewildering character or theme to the story; it’s a guaranteed success. For example, a character like Grandma Mazar from Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum series.

- Make your language funny by using wordplay. Use Wit, sarcasm, exaggeration or whatever else that works best for you. It works differently than making a character funny, instead of being a funny dialog, it becomes a funny narrative.

- Use the rule of three. The idea is to establish a pattern in the reader’s mind and then throw the pattern off. That is, establish a rhythm in your language and then inject an off-tangent sentence or word. Three, because it is the minimal number possible to establish this pattern.

- Give special consideration to the setup and word choice. These things are the base of your story, so make them strong.

- Use Metaphors and similes in abundance and then sit back and let them work their magic. Very rarely does a creative simile or metaphor make something less funny.

- Lastly, read through your work. Then read it again and then do it all over again. If you find the content enjoyable after reading it multiple times, then you can be sure that your work will be a success. Asking someone else to go over your work helps too.

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