Enter a descriptive title for this comic that works well as a headline when listed on this site.

1) Photo or scan your comix. 2) Rotate your image so it is right side up and not sideways. 3) correct for lighting. 4) frame and centre your image. 5) Drag and drop an image file (or click to use a file selector) to upload it. 6) Voilá, you are done!

To provide better web accessibility for folks with visual challenges, explain, in 140 characters or fewer, what visuals can be seen in your comic. HINT you shouldn't say "image", or "comic" or "photo" because that is given. Rather start with something like: "stick figure person looking up while birds fly over and a red leaf falls from a tree nearby).

Please use your assigned code name so Dr J can give you credit for your comic. It will be formatted something like these examples: "CAP3.SUZIM" or "KPU.SANDK" or "CAP5.BRADG" (Please use all capital letters; no spaces; and use a dot, not a dash). You may also type your full name, if you wish to be known by other site visitors. Please do NOT choose "anonymous" as your author name. (Dr J can't give you credit if she doesn't know who you are)

TELL the story about what is happening in your stick figure scene. To receive credit: Please write a minimum 15-word story for your comix.

To create hyperlinks use this shortcode
[link url="http://www.themostamazingwebsiteontheinternet.com/" text="the coolest site on the internet"]
If you omit text= the URL will be the link text.

CHOOSE the relevant GetCape STEP #. Note: you can post more than one comix per STEP if you want your comic book story to have more than one scene per STEP. The more details and scenes the better! In that case, title your comix STEP 1a, STEP 1b, STEP 1c, etc.

TYPE your assigned author code name here. Your author code should appear in a drop down menu as begin typing. (Please use only all capitals; and use a dot not a dash). It will be formatted something like these examples: "KPU.SAMAC" "CAP5.ROBEL" or "CAP3.ADDIS" (Please use all capital letters; no spaces; and use a dot, not a dash)

If you provide an email address when your comic is published, you can request a special link that will allow you to edit it again in the future.

You can preview how your comic will look when published; when ready, share it to this collection.