I say go pay a visit to  nolife! Couldnt reccomend him more. Coolest guy ever. ^^

OH HAY I KNOW DAT GAI
Yeah, I'm sure he'll comment.

Personally the one thing I can reccomend is body language. Even if u luke to draw manga/shonen/etc. style, stay AWAY from the japanese anime habit of dramatic,lifelss, yet "epic" postures they do. Try to capture hyper-realistic body movement, even if theyre stick men.

Thats what i try to do in all my drawings, but especially comics, super important

Make the reader/looker feel involved, create emotion and feeling within the character. That's about all ^^';; :sweat:

Yes, sir!

Sir...?

Er... ma'am?
Or is it that you don't like being treated with respect? XD

The latter -_-;;

Apperently I'm now a ma'ma o.o and I don't think I like it.

Well, with any comic, you'll want to plan things out in advance. If it's gonna be multiple pages, figure out what's going to be on each one, what you'd like to focus on and all that. I like to write a script beforehand, then plan my layouts based on that, but everyone does things differently.

Like the others have said, emotion and passion are really important. TF's all about intense feelings, so it's good to try and capture that. Try to keep the angles varied and interesting, and of course, the longer and more detailed it is, the better!

TF comics might seem complicated, but they're so awesome when you're finally done! Don't let the potential difficulty put you off, y'know? If I can do it, anyone can!

Understood. So, first, I'll write a script. Then I'll get to work on an actual comic. I'll use gratuitous emotion, and fitting camera angles without making the viewer dizzy, correct?

Well, everyone has their own methods of doing this stuff. You've just gotta figure out what works for you. Dive into it, and see what happens!

*waits eagerly*

Welp, I've already got the script for the first page done! And I can already tell that this is gonna be awesome.

I'm looking forward to it already! You've got a cool style! :3

Any details about it?

Well, it's going to be a TF of myself into a chubby dragon character of mine named Chevron, triggered by a cake. :3

*looks up recent pic of character* Oh, this'll be cool.

uhm...i got nothing D:

Yeah, I gotta agree with  nolife there.

Always plan things out with a comic first.

Don't wanna get to drawing unless you got the plan written down or something.

But, you're already doing the comic? Damn!

You're fast. D:

If you're adding a word balloon, then you don't wanna make it too big.

For a good Tf comic I suggest you to really work on the story. A lot of people usually go fast on it but it will be the story which make the whole credible.
After, think of how the TF will go through the pages, try to make a little storyboard for that before.
And finally, and none the less, work on the feelings, wen you make the comic, if you can feel the TF, then it works.

HOW SHOULD I KNOW
I'M HORRIBLE AT IT XD

NO idea. Why I only do single pieces. Easier to work with