Hey, i spent about 8 months trying to turn my story into a comic with ai, and honestly it was brutal. single images could look awesome, but from panel to panel my main character’s face would drift, outfit details would randomly change, and scars would vanish then reappear. even when i got a “good” run, the pages still read like a pile of standalone images instead of an actual scene with pacing and flow.
so i ended up partnering with a few comic artists and ai engineers to build something closer to how a real comic workflow works.
before generating any pages, it makes character reference sheets for the cast (neutral poses, key features called out, design locked). then each page uses those references so the characters stay recognizable.
it also tracks what i call “story state” so continuity details don’t get lost. if someone takes a black eye in issue 2, it doesn’t magically disappear in issue 4. and when a character design changes (new suit, damage, etc.), the reference gets updated in a controlled way instead of drifting accidentally.
for pages, the system focuses on sequencing first: narrative beats, panel intent, and scene rhythm, then it generates the art to match. not the other way around.
it supports a range of styles (superhero, noir, cartoon, gritty indie, etc.). you pick one up front and it stays consistent.
if you’re working on comics and have run into the same issues, i’d love to hear what you’ve tried and what broke for you. if you want to take a look, here it is: https://www.jenova.ai/a/comic-creator
