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No, 'Split' isn't a comic book. It might be a movie or something else, but not a comic book.

No, Split is not a Marvel comic. It might be something else entirely.

The profit splitting for comics can vary. Usually, it depends on the contributions of each party involved, such as the creator, illustrator, and publisher. They might negotiate a fixed percentage based on their efforts and the value they bring to the project.

I'd say the split was fine. Maybe it was done to group related story arcs together or to match a certain page count for each issue. However, it didn't have a negative impact on the overall reading experience.

To split a comic effectively, you might start by analyzing the structure and pacing. Identify key moments or turning points and split around those. Additionally, think about the audience's reading experience and try to make each section engaging on its own.

The characters included the male lead, Xu Nuo, the female lead, Xue Ling 'er, and the female supporting character, Leng Lin. "Splitting the World" was written by Butcher Gu. It was a sci-fi/futuristic novel with elements of doomsday, evolution, and the future. [User recommendation: A few months after an unknown civilization invaded Earth, Earth was divided into nine regions.] A black mist shrouded the entire planet, and under the influence of geno spirits, all life on the planet began to evolve. Mankind fell from the top of the food chain to the bottom. In this dark, bloody and turbulent era, a young man named Xu Nuo, one man, one eagle, and one sword pointed at the sky, opening the great prelude of mankind's counterattack against the alien colonists.. I hope you will like this book.

Split is not a comic book adaptation. The story was created specifically for the movie and doesn't have roots in any comic book source. This gives it a unique and fresh narrative.

Yes, it is. The movie Split takes inspiration from a particular comic book series.

Definitely not. 'Glass Split and Unbelievable' doesn't sound like the title of a comic book. It might be a name for a game or a piece of music.

No, it isn't. Split is not based on a comic book. It's an original story written for the screen.