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Short Plot (6 pages, 4–6 panels each) Page Event 1 Morning, gloomy Kyiv office. Max, a front-end developer, yawns at his monitor. Slack pings: “🔥 Critical bug!”. He jolts; coffee spills on the keyboard. 2 Max fixes the bug against a ticking timer while managers panic. Inner monologue flashes: “Why am I doing this?” → a glimpse of his dream to build his own product. 3 Rooftop break. Designer friend Yura shares a startup idea: an AI that draws comics from text. Max’s eyes light up. 4 Evening. They hack at Max’s place—code, meltdowns, pizza, coffee. A monitor glows with their first auto-generated manga page. It works. 5 One month later. Demo day. Slides, pounding hearts. An investor says, “Looks promising…” and gives a thumbs-up. Yura cheers; Max smiles, thinking, “This is just the beginning.” 6 Teaser ending. New morning. Max opens his laptop in a co-working space—as a co-founder. A pop-up: “Critical bug—production!” Max smirks: “Now it’s our bug.” The End (to be continued). ⸻ What Manga Is & How It Should Look (8 / 10 detail) 1. Format & Reading Direction • Black-and-white pages, size A5–B5. Read right-to-left: panels, speech bubbles, SFX. • Narrow margins pack the story tightly. 2. Art Style • Clean lines with varied thickness for energy. • Shading via screentones (dots, hatching). • Exaggerated emotions: chibi for comedy, big eyes for strong feelings. 3. Panel Composition • Typically 4–6 panels per page; key moments get a full-page splash. • Diagonal panels amplify action and tension. 4. Bubbles & Text • Dialogue in ovals; thoughts in cloud shapes. • Background whispers: small font, dashed outline. • Hand-drawn SFX integrated into the art. 5. Characters • Instantly recognizable silhouettes. • Visual cues: Max—messy hair, hoodie, headphones; Yura—glasses, bomber jacket with patches. 6. Backgrounds • Detailed establishing shots (open-space office, Kyiv skyline). • Simplified gradients during dialogue to keep focus on characters. 7. Tone & Atmosphere • Alternates high-stress scenes (heavy contrast) with light comedic beats (bright tones, deformed faces). 8. Story Delivery • Classic arc: setup → crisis → twist → rise → cliffhanger. • Fast IT vibe via timers, pop-ups, and chat overlays inside panels. This level of detail guides an AI comic generator on format, style, composition, and narrative flow.

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Short Plot (6 pages, 4–6 panels each) Page Event 1 Morning, gloomy Kyiv office. Max, a front-end developer, yawns at his monitor. Slack pings: “🔥 Critical bug!”. He jolts; coffee spills on the keyboard. 2 Max fixes the bug against a ticking timer while managers panic. Inner monologue flashes: “Why am I doing this?” → a glimpse of his dream to build his own product. 3 Rooftop break. Designer friend Yura shares a startup idea: an AI that draws comics from text. Max’s eyes light up. 4 Evening. They hack at Max’s place—code, meltdowns, pizza, coffee. A monitor glows with their first auto-generated manga page. It works. 5 One month later. Demo day. Slides, pounding hearts. An investor says, “Looks promising…” and gives a thumbs-up. Yura cheers; Max smiles, thinking, “This is just the beginning.” 6 Teaser ending. New morning. Max opens his laptop in a co-working space—as a co-founder. A pop-up: “Critical bug—production!” Max smirks: “Now it’s our bug.” The End (to be continued). ⸻ What Manga Is & How It Should Look (8 / 10 detail) 1. Format & Reading Direction • Black-and-white pages, size A5–B5. Read right-to-left: panels, speech bubbles, SFX. • Narrow margins pack the story tightly. 2. Art Style • Clean lines with varied thickness for energy. • Shading via screentones (dots, hatching). • Exaggerated emotions: chibi for comedy, big eyes for strong feelings. 3. Panel Composition • Typically 4–6 panels per page; key moments get a full-page splash. • Diagonal panels amplify action and tension. 4. Bubbles & Text • Dialogue in ovals; thoughts in cloud shapes. • Background whispers: small font, dashed outline. • Hand-drawn SFX integrated into the art. 5. Characters • Instantly recognizable silhouettes. • Visual cues: Max—messy hair, hoodie, headphones; Yura—glasses, bomber jacket with patches. 6. Backgrounds • Detailed establishing shots (open-space office, Kyiv skyline). • Simplified gradients during dialogue to keep focus on characters. 7. Tone & Atmosphere • Alternates high-stress scenes (heavy contrast) with light comedic beats (bright tones, deformed faces). 8. Story Delivery • Classic arc: setup → crisis → twist → rise → cliffhanger. • Fast IT vibe via timers, pop-ups, and chat overlays inside panels. This level of detail guides an AI comic generator on format, style, composition, and narrative flow.

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768 x 1024

Tohum

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