Build the universe. Then make the comic.
Create your story's world: characters, lore, and the canon that ties them together, then turn it into finished pages. AI art keeps every character on-model, panel to panel.
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Start with a world, not a blank page.
Create your characters and write their wiki: who they are, what they can do, who they answer to. Give each one a face with AI art in your world's style, or upload your own. Everything you write here becomes canon your comics can pull from.
- ◆Cast your characters. Powers, allegiances, and the arc they're on.
- ✎Write the canon. Lore and relationships that stay consistent across every issue.
- ✦Give them a face. Generate art in your world's style, or upload references you already have.
Born in the collapse of the Ninth Spire, Aether reads the dark between worlds the way others read maps. She charts star-threads no one else can see
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Turn your cast into pages.
Lay out covers and panels, then fill them: generate the art on the spot or upload what you've already drawn. Drop in any character from your world and the AI keeps them on-model, panel to panel.
- ▦Compose the page. Pick a layout and arrange panels exactly how you want it read.
- ✦Generate or upload. Make panel art with AI, or bring in art you've already drawn.
- ★Stay on-model. Reuse characters you built so they're consistent across the whole issue.
Every reference credited. Every image reproducible.
When a generation leans on someone's art as a reference, that artist is credited right on the image, by name, linked back to their work. And because every image keeps its full recipe, any visitor can open it up and recreate it for themselves.
This is exactly what a visitor sees when they tap the badge: the model, the full prompt, the settings, and every reference image with the artist behind it. Nothing is hidden: copy the recipe and run it yourself.
Start with a single character.
Name one character and the rest of your universe grows from there: write the canon, draw the pages, and bring a few friends in whenever you're ready.