COMICBOOK006 is a front facing comic book mockup laying on a flat surface. This PSD Mockup renders your sketched or final comic book or graphic novel designs onto a comic book laying on a flat surface with a view looking down from 30°. This mockup represents a newly printed comic book which is evident in the curve of the cover of the book and the spring in the pages (older comics lose the gap seen at the centrefold).

COMICBOOK005 is an upright graphic comic book mockup rotated to 30°. This PSD Mockup renders illustrated artwork onto an upright graphic comic book with simple highlights and shadows that are easily modified to suit individual needs. The final render contains editable Layers to customize the shot, things like rotating the canvas 90° and updating the shadow to reflect the new position can make it appear as though the comic book were laying on a flat surface. This Photoshop mockup best represents standard comic books as well as slightly thicker graphic novels which are typically glued at the spine rather than stapled.

COMICBOOK004 is a standing comic book product shot rotated to 45° with the pages facing outward to the viewer. This PSD Mockup renders sketched or scanned 2D artwork onto a standing comic book product with basic shadows and highlights. The final result is a typical Photoshop document with multiple editable Layers for the designer to further customize to their liking such as rotating the canvas 90° to make the comic book appear to be laying on a flat surface rather than standing (requires the designer to create shadows to match the new position). This Photoshop Action can also be used to mockup graphic novels which sometimes share the same, or very similar, dimensions to standard comic books.

COMICBOOK003 is a quarter view of a comic book. This PSD Mockup renders your comic book design onto a standing comic book product shot with a visible spine component. This comic book action is more representative of a graphic novel whose main difference is there are more pages and a visible spine with distinct design elements. The spine itself has a few crimp marks and highlights. If your comic book does not have a distinct spine then follow the instructions in the Action and it will try to fit your design as best it can. The final render PSD document contains a group with spine elements that can be hidden to minimize the spine effect.

COMICBOOK002 is a front view of a typical comic book rotated to 30°. This PSD Mockup renders your comic book artwork onto a standing, rotated front view comic book shot. This mockup can be used to render both graphic novels and the more traditional comic book — the difference is in the spine. A graphic novel is typically thicker and has a spine on which the graphic novel's name and other details are printed. A comic book by contrast has no such spine because these are not thick enough, they are simply stapled at the fold line.

COMICBOOK001 is a front view of a generic comic book. This PSD Mockup will render your 2D comic book cover art onto a standing, forward facing comic book product shot. Comic books come in many shapes and sizes, the most popular and recognizable of these is typically about 6.75in x 10.25in after they are trimmed down (the bleed get cut off). The trimming process varies from publisher to publisher which typically results in comics that are up to 4 millimetres wider, or taller, or BOTH, than the standard dimensions. This comic book action mockup takes an average of those variances to accommodate everyone.

MAG012 is a top-down view of the back covers of a magazine. This PSD Mockup replicates a magazine open to the centrefold and facing down on a flat surface so that the back covers are pointing towards the sky. The spine of the magazine is clearly visible with minimal distortion whereas the front and back cover both curl upwards into the spine from the outer pages. This magazine is part of a small collection of views, some of which can be found here, here and here.

MAG011 is a 45° rendering of a newsstand magazine with a 150-page thickness. This ~8 by 10.8 inch PSD Mockup template replicates a magazine standing in portrait orientation. Good for showcasing your magazine designs in class, presentations, online or in for marketing presentations.

MAG010 is a direct shot of a newsstand magazine positioned at 30° with the pages of the magazine visible. This ~8x10.8in PSD Mockup magazine template simulates a standing magazine with 150 pages in thickness. Great for rendering a showcase of all your magazine mock-up designs.

MAG009 is a forward shot of a newsstand magazine positioned at 45°. This PSD Mockup magazine template renders a faux-3D magazine product shot at ~8 inches by ~10.8 inches high. This product mockup simulates a print magazine with roughly 150 pages in thickness.

MAG008 is a front facing shot of a standard magazine angled at 30°. This PSD Mockup template renders a typical magazine that measures 207 millimetres in width (~8in) by 275 millimetres high (~10.8in). The final render simulates a magazine with approximately 150 pages which are not visible in this particular render since the spine is facing forward.

MAG007 is a front view shot of a typical magazine with a slight downward 45° camera angle. This PSD Mock-up renders a typical 8in x 10.5in magazine commonly used by publications around the globe in a full page spread layout laying on a flat surface. Other Actions similar to this mockup can be found here, here, here or view them all here.

MAG006 is a magazine mockup laying on a hard surface. This Cover Action PSD Mock-up renders a 2D design onto a magazine which is rendered using a camera angle from above looking down at the magazine at 45°. Similar Actions are mag001, mag002, mag003, mag004 and mag005.

MAG005 is a top down render of a magazine mockup whose left side is rolled up. This PSD Mock-up Action renders your design onto a standard full-sized magazine with the left side of the magazine rolled up for casualness. Similar Actions are mag001, mag002, mag003 and mag004.

MAG004 is a full top down view of a typical magazine. This PSD Mockup Cover Action represents a large generic base of publications around the world and makes a great template for mocking up your layouts. Similar Actions to this magazine can be found here, here and here.