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The Story
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Usage
This template is for single issues of the Salem's Daughter comics.

To use this template, enter the following and fill in the appropriate fields. Any field left blank will not show up. Don't forget to include brackets, to make the fields into links.

The below is the short list. Month, Day, Year are used to get the release date. DMonth, DDay, DYear are used to get the earliest digital release date. This is also set up to get dates for ComiXology, Graphic.ly, iVerse if the comic was released seperately them. Just replace the D with C, G, or i respectively. For people working on covers, up to 26 can be named by adding the number to the end of the category name. Interior artists and others who worked on the rest of the specific issue can be named up to six. Production team members only have three slots since usually there's only one of them at a time. For production team members, use those who were in those positions at the time the issue was originally published. This can usually be found on the title page of the issue.

If you really want everything, here is the complete list of all the potential options. Following after them is an explanation of what each one does. If you are satisfied with the short list, then I wouldn't worry about what's below. You can read it, but it is entirely a long blank template and explanations.

Template Explained
As promised, here is the uses for each of the above. Most of them are pretty clear and the section for covers gets pretty long since it lives space for up to 26 covers to be added.

Publication Info
Image = The cover image. This is the published cover A when possible. If the comic is not out yet, then this is the preview art of cover A. Caption - This is an optional use for describing the image. Usually this will not be used.

Series = The over arching series title. For this site, that is Fly.

TPB = If the trade paperback has a title, then this is the title. In this case the trades are named for the story arcs: Fly and Fly: The Fall.

SAT = The name of the story arc the issue appears in. For this site those are the same as the trade titles: Fly and Fly: the Fall.

OTitle = If the individual issue has a title and that title has changed from something else, this is where you put the original title.

Month = The month that the printed copy of the issue came out. This combines with Day and Year to create the printed release date.

Day = The day of the month that the printed copy of the issue came out. This combines with Month and Year to create the printed release date.

Year        = The year that the printed copy of the issue came out. This combines with Month and Day to create the printed release date.

RPrice      = The original release price of the printed issue. This is usually found on the outside cover of the issue.

CPrice      = If the printed issue is going for a higher or lower price than the original release price, this is where that price is put.

DMonth      = The year that the earliest digital copy of the issue came out. This combines with DDay and DYear to create the digital release date.

DDay        = The year that the earliest digital copy of the issue came out. This combines with DMonth and DYear to create the digital release date.

DYear       = The year that the earliest digital copy of the issue came out. This combines with DMonth and DDay to create the digital release date.

DRPrice     = The original release price of the digital issue. This is often, but not always the same as the price found on the outside cover of the issue.

CDPrice     = If the digital issue is going for a higher or lower price than the original release price, this is where that price is put.

CMonth      = The year that the ComiXology copy of the issue came out. This combines with CDay and CYear to create the ComiXology release date.

CDay        = The year that the ComiXology copy of the issue came out. This combines with CMonth and CYear to create the ComiXology release date.

CYear       = The year that the ComiXology copy of the issue came out. This combines with CMonth and CDay to create the ComiXology release date.

CRPrice     = The original release price of the ComiXology issue. This is often, but not always the same as the price found on the outside cover of the issue.

CCPrice     = If the ComiXology issue is going for a higher or lower price than the original release price, this is where that price is put.

GMonth      = The month that the Graphic.ly copy of the issue came out. This combines with GDay and GYear to create the Graphic.ly release date.

GDay        = The day that the Graphic.ly copy of the issue came out. This combines with GMonth and GYear to create the Graphic.ly release date.

GYear       = The year that the Graphic.ly copy of the issue came out. This combines with GMonth and GDay to create the Graphic.ly release date.

GRPrice     = The original release price of the Graphic.ly issue. This is often, but not always the same as the price found on the outside cover of the issue.

CGPrice     = If the Graphic.ly issue is going for a higher or lower price than the original release price, this is where that price is put.

iMonth      = The month that the iVerse copy of the issue came out. This combines with iDay and iYear to create the iVerse release date.

iDay        = The day that the iVerse copy of the issue came out. This combines with iMonth and iYear to create the iVerse release date.

iYear       = The year that the iVerse copy of the issue came out. This combines with iMonth and iDay to create the iVerse release date.

iRPrice     = The original release price of the iVerse issue. This is often, but not always the same as the price found on the outside cover of the issue.

CiPrice     = If the iVerse issue is going for a higher or lower price than the original release price, this is where that price is put.

SNumber     = The number in the overarching series. If there is a direct time line following multiple connected series, this is the number in which this issue falls into that time line. Otherwise this is the same as the number for the trade or the story arc, depending on which has the larger overall number.

SANumber    = This is the number in which this issue falls into it's story arc. There can on occation be multiple story arcs in one trade or a story arc may be included in multiple trades.

SVolume     = The trade paperback volume number in the overarching series. If there is a direct time line following multiple connected series, this is the number of the trade in which this issue falls into that time line. Otherwise this is the same as the number for the trade or the story arc, depending on which has the larger overall number.

SAVolume    = If there are very clear story arc lines, this is for the number of the trade within that story arc in which the story can be found. Frequently there is only one trade per story arc, so this is often 1.

Pages       = How many pages take up the actual issues. This does not include advertisements or title pages, unless the title pages is also part of the story. This also does not include pages that sum up earlier issues unless that page includes something new for the current story line, such as artwork of current events.

Creative Team
Story       = The story creator for the issue.

Story2      = If there are more than one story creator for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Story3      = If there are more than one story creator for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Story4      = If there are more than one story creator for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Story5      = If there are more than one story creator for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Story6      = If there are more than one story creator for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Author      = The author/writer for the issue.

Author2      = If there are more than one author and/or writer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Author3      = If there are more than one author and/or writer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Author4      = If there are more than one author and/or writer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Author5      = If there are more than one author and/or writer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Author6      = If there are more than one author and/or writer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Covers
CPenciler   = The cover A penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler2  = The cover B penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler3  = The cover C penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler4  = The cover D penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler5  = The cover E penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler6  = The cover F penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler7  = The cover G penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler8  = The cover H penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler9  = The cover I penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler10 = The cover J penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler11 = The cover K penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler12 = The cover L penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler13 = The cover M penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler14 = The cover N penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler15 = The cover O penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler16 = The cover P penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler17 = The cover Q penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler18 = The cover R penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler19 = The cover S penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler20 = The cover T penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler21 = The cover U penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler22 = The cover V penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler23 = The cover W penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler24 = The cover X penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler25 = The cover Y penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CPenciler26 = The cover Z penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

CInker   = The cover A inker for the issue.

CInker2  = The cover B inker for the issue.

CInker3  = The cover C inker for the issue.

CInker4  = The cover D inker for the issue.

CInker5  = The cover E inker for the issue.

CInker6  = The cover F inker for the issue.

CInker7  = The cover G inker for the issue.

CInker8  = The cover H inker for the issue.

CInker9  = The cover I inker for the issue.

CInker10 = The cover J inker for the issue.

CInker11 = The cover K inker for the issue.

CInker12 = The cover L inker for the issue.

CInker13 = The cover M inker for the issue.

CInker14 = The cover N inker for the issue.

CInker15 = The cover O inker for the issue.

CInker16 = The cover P inker for the issue.

CInker17 = The cover Q inker for the issue.

CInker18 = The cover R inker for the issue.

CInker19 = The cover S inker for the issue.

CInker20 = The cover T inker for the issue.

CInker21 = The cover U inker for the issue.

CInker22 = The cover V inker for the issue.

CInker23 = The cover W inker for the issue.

CInker24 = The cover X inker for the issue.

CInker25 = The cover Y inker for the issue.

CInker26 = The cover Z inker for the issue.

CCFlatter   = The cover A color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter2  = The cover B color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter3  = The cover C color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter4  = The cover D color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter5  = The cover E color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter6  = The cover F color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter7  = The cover G color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter8  = The cover H color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter9  = The cover I color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter10 = The cover J color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter11 = The cover K color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter12 = The cover L color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter13 = The cover M color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter14 = The cover N color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter15 = The cover O color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter16 = The cover P color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter17 = The cover Q color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter18 = The cover R color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter19 = The cover S color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter20 = The cover T color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter21 = The cover U color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter22 = The cover V color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter23 = The cover W color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter24 = The cover X color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter25 = The cover Y color flatter for the issue.

CCFlatter26 = The cover Z color flatter for the issue.

CColorist   = The cover A colorist for the issue.

CColorist2  = The cover B colorist for the issue.

CColorist3  = The cover C colorist for the issue.

CColorist4  = The cover D colorist for the issue.

CColorist5  = The cover E colorist for the issue.

CColorist6  = The cover F colorist for the issue.

CColorist7  = The cover G colorist for the issue.

CColorist8  = The cover H colorist for the issue.

CColorist9  = The cover I colorist for the issue.

CColorist10 = The cover J colorist for the issue.

CColorist11 = The cover K colorist for the issue.

CColorist12 = The cover L colorist for the issue.

CColorist13 = The cover M colorist for the issue.

CColorist14 = The cover N colorist for the issue.

CColorist15 = The cover O colorist for the issue.

CColorist16 = The cover P colorist for the issue.

CColorist17 = The cover Q colorist for the issue.

CColorist18 = The cover R colorist for the issue.

CColorist19 = The cover S colorist for the issue.

CColorist20 = The cover T colorist for the issue.

CColorist21 = The cover U colorist for the issue.

CColorist22 = The cover V colorist for the issue.

CColorist23 = The cover W colorist for the issue.

CColorist24 = The cover X colorist for the issue.

CColorist25 = The cover Y colorist for the issue.

CColorist26 = The cover Z colorist for the issue.

Interiors Art
IPenciler   = The interior penciler (or digital artist) for the issue.

IPenciler2  = If there are more than one interior penciler (or digital artist) for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IPenciler3  = If there are more than one interior penciler (or digital artist) for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IPenciler4  = If there are more than one interior penciler (or digital artist) for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IPenciler5  = If there are more than one interior penciler (or digital artist) for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IPenciler6  = If there are more than one interior penciler (or digital artist) for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IInker   = The interior inker for the issue.

IInker2  = If there are more than one interior inker for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IInker3  = If there are more than one interior inker for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IInker4  = If there are more than one interior inker for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IInker5  = If there are more than one interior inker for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IInker6  = If there are more than one interior inker for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ICFlatter   = The interior color flatter for the issue.

ICFlatter2  = If there are more than one interior color flatter for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ICFlatter3  = If there are more than one interior color flatter for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ICFlatter4  = If there are more than one interior color flatter for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ICFlatter5  = If there are more than one interior color flatter for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ICFlatter6  = If there are more than one interior color flatter for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IColorist   = The interior colorist for the issue.

IColorist2  = If there are more than one interior colorist for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IColorist3  = If there are more than one interior colorist for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IColorist4  = If there are more than one interior colorist for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IColorist5  = If there are more than one interior colorist for the issue, this lets you add one more.

IColorist6  = If there are more than one interior colorist for the issue, this lets you add one more.

More Interiors
ADirector   = The art director for this issue specifically and not for the company as a whole.

ADirector2  =  If there are more than one art director for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ADirector3  =  If there are more than one art director for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ADirector4  =  If there are more than one art director for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ADirector5  =  If there are more than one art director for the issue, this lets you add one more.

ADirector6  = If there are more than one art director for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Design   = The designer for the issue.

Design2  = If there are more than one designer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Design3  = If there are more than one designer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Design4  = If there are more than one designer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Design5  = If there are more than one designer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Design6  = If there are more than one designer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Letterer   = The letterer for the issue.

Letterer2  = If there are more than one letterer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Letterer3  = If there are more than one letterer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Letterer4  = If there are more than one letterer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Letterer5  = If there are more than one letterer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Letterer6  = If there are more than one letterer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Editor   = The editor for the issue.

Editor2  = If there are more than one editor for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Editor3  = If there are more than one editor for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Editor4  = If there are more than one editor for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Editor5  = If there are more than one editor for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Editor6  = If there are more than one editor for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Production   = The producer of the issue.

Production2  = If there are more than one producer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Production3  = If there are more than one producer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Production4  = If there are more than one producer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Production5  = If there are more than one producer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Production6  = If there are more than one producer for the issue, this lets you add one more.

Production Team
President   = The president of the comic book company.

President2  = If there are more than one presidents in the company, this lets you add one more.

President3  = If there are more than one presidents in the company, this lets you add one more.

CCO   = The chief creative officer of the comic book company.

CCO2  = If there are more than one chief creative officers of the company, this lets you add one more.

CCO3  = If there are more than one chief creative officers of the company, this lets you add one more.

VP   = The vice president of the comic book company.

VP2  = If there are more than one vice president in the company, this lets you add one more.

VP3  = If there are more than one vice president in the company, this lets you add one more.

EiC   = The editor-in-chief of the comic book company.

EiC2  = If there are more than one editor-in-chief in the company, this lets you add one more.

EiC3  = If there are more than one editor-in-chief in the company, this lets you add one more.

DL   = The director of licensing of the comic book company.

DL2  = If there are more than director of licensing in the company, this lets you add one more.

DL3  = If there are more than one director of licensing in the company, this lets you add one more.

DBD   = The director of business development of the comic book company.

DBD2  = If there are more than one director of business development in the company, this lets you add one more.

DBD3  = If there are more than one director of business development in the company, this lets you add one more.

EE   = The executive editor of the comic book company.

EE2  = If there are more than one executive editor in the company, this lets you add one more.

EE3  = If there are more than one executive editor in the company, this lets you add one more.

AD   = The art director of the comic book company.

AD2  = If there are more than one art director in the company, this lets you add one more.

AD3  = If there are more than one art director in the company, this lets you add one more.

PM   = The production manager of the comic book company.

PM2  = If there are more than one production manager in the company, this lets you add one more.

PM3  = If there are more than one production manager in the company, this lets you add one more.

DMS   = The person in charge of direct market sales.

DMS2  = If there are more than one person in charge of direct market sales in the company, this lets you add one more.

DMS3  = If there are more than one person in charge of direct market sales in the company, this lets you add one more.

CS   = The person in charge of customer service of the comic book company.

CS2  = If there are more than one person in charge of customer service in the company, this lets you add one more.

CS3  = If there are more than one person in charge of customer service in the company, this lets you add one more.

MM   = The marketing manager of the comic book company.

MM2  = If there are more than one marketing manager of the company, this lets you add one more.

MM3  = If there are more than one marketing manager of the company, this lets you add one more.

Additional Details
Previous    = The previous issue in the specific series. If an issue from a different series directly leads into the events of the series, that issue can be used as the previous issue for the first issue in the series. Next        = The next issue in that specific series. If an issue from a different series comes directly from the events of the series, that issue can be used as the next issue for the last issue in the series.

Intro       = Intro is a short comment about the issue, usually something that tells which series the issue is from along with the trade it appears in, the story arc, and the number in each.

Summary     = The official summary, usually found in the solicitations. If there is no official summary found in the soliciations, there might be one at the end of the previous issue or Zenescope's shop may include an official summary after the issue comes out. If there absolutely isn't any official summary anywhere, then a two or three sentence summary may be written up based off the contents of the issue. It cannot contain any spoilers.

TheStory    = A longer summary of the events of the issue. This summary often includes spoilers. It should not include more than one or two direct quotes, if any and may include limited images from the issue, but no full pages unless one image takes up the entire page. It also puts in a spoiler warning before the start of the summary.

PPT         = This puts in a header. If used add the PPT template directly after the CII template.