@Patometro06  
@Patometro06  
It is a comic. Even if it wasn’t, and it was some nebulous pseudo-comic thing, it would be improved by following the advice I gave. Illustrating a book with the same picture repeatedly would be worse than simply using fewer pictures. If you can’t fit all the dialogue for a particular image easily in a single panel, then figure out how to represent that bit with more than one picture. Use different angles. Figure out different poses and expressions. Pan to the background or something. Look to how comics handle the situation.

@CircuitBreaker  
Well, the serie is more like a text with single illustrations. Maybe somepony can take this and made a comic.
 
Some good parts don’t have illustrations.

@Patometro06  
Under dA category… “Fan Art / Cartoons & Comics / Digital / Movies & TV”
 
Just because it tells a story one panel at a time doesn’t mean it’s not a comic.

@Cryosite  
This isn’t a comic, you can check on DA.

Before I filter the tag, just a pro-tip. When making comics, it is generally incredibly annoying and off-putting to most readers if you re-use the exact same scene/poses for multiple panels. People like comics for the art as much as the story, and it’s boring to look at the same thing over and over again. If you can’t actually depict several things during a conversation, chances are you are doing it badly.
 
The only thing more annoying than seeing the exact same picture several times in different panels in a comic is having each individual and identical panel spammed as separate images.