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The character of line is the quality of thick and thin, or sharpness of edge of a line.
A sable brush (often used in comic books) give the artist the options of widely varying thickness within a single line. A big crumbly pencil can give a strong craggly character to a line. Compare Calvin and Hobbes to The Rocketeer.
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