Comic sound effects

A thick low thud with a sharp slap on the front and a whip of air just ahead of it. The card most action edits want, because the air is what makes a drawn punch feel like it travelled.

A bright cracking snap that opens into a fizzing arc and then thins away. Use it for anything that fires rather than lands, where the energy has to read as sustained for a moment.

A rising zip that stops hard and rings under tension. It sells a character crossing distance in a single panel, which no impact sound on its own can do.

An enormous crack, then a rolling boom with rubble coming down through it. The rubble is the part that sets the scale, so a full-page catastrophe needs the debris and not just the low end.

A hard strike on a large flat disc with a long bell-like ring bending down as it fades. Reach for it when something is blocked rather than hit, since the ring is what tells the audience it held.

Air collapsing inward into the space somebody just left, with a short dry tail sucking closed. The inward direction is the whole effect, and it is what separates it from an ordinary burst.