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GRAPHIC NOVEL — AI VIDEO CREATION

Make a graphic novel that moves

Type the premise — the lying client, the name in the margins, the vigilante’s price — and get an inked World where the panels actually move.

Free to start · up to 4 Lite Images a day · no card

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Updated September 2026

The fire-escape alley: Ivy, Frank and the Magpie in hard noir light with one plum neon accent

How to make your own graphic novel in 3 steps

Ink the premise in one line — the detective, the client who lied, the figure on the fire escape. Character App draws the World in ink and halftone with a Cast sketched once and kept consistent across every panel. Then you direct the issue: each Scene becomes a moving graphic-novel Clip, and the next issue keeps the same inks. Free to start.

Cast stays on-model across episodes · 9:16 and 16:9 · Direct every Scene · Free to start

  1. Ink the premise

    One line — the detective, the lying client, the fire escape. The World draws itself in ink and halftone.

  2. Meet the panel Cast

    Investigator, client, vigilante — drawn once and kept drawn, same inks across every panel of the issue.

  3. Direct the escape

    Scenes become moving graphic-novel Clips; you pace the page and cut where the gutter should fall.

Episode 02 plan: Frank staring at an open notebook page under a bare bulb, the Magpie's silhouette visible on the fire escape through the window behind him
Episode 03 plan: The Magpie and Frank facing off on the fire escape landing at night, Ivy watching unreadable from the alley below
The fire-escape alley: Ivy, Frank and the Magpie in hard noir light with one plum neon accent
Episode 01 plan: Frank at a cluttered office desk seen through the alley window, venetian-blind shadow bars across his face

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GRAPHIC NOVEL · EPISODE STILLS

Made in this style,from one line.

1. The Client Who Lied — Frank at a cluttered office desk seen through the alley window, venetian-blind shadow bars across his face

Generated in Character App · Same Cast, same World, every episode

What you get

  • Cast & World persistence

    Your characters and their set are built once and kept — Episode 02 starts where Episode 01 left off.

  • 9:16 and 16:9

    Vertical for phones, widescreen for the couch. Same show, both frames.

  • You are the Director

    Type what happens next. The Director stages the Scene; you keep the takes that land.

  • Clips & takes

    Every Scene is a real video Clip. Review your takes, keep the one that lands.

The Clip price is on the button before you press — no surprises. See plans & Credits.

The Studio: an original anime series with its Cast, three Scenes, clip takes and the Director panel
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Questions

Is it a comic or a video?

Both. The surface is ink-and-halftone graphic novel; each Scene renders as a generated Clip, so the panels genuinely move.

Can I make a graphic novel with AI?

Yes — type the premise, and the World, Cast and panel look build around it. You direct the issue Scene by Scene.

Do the characters stay consistent across panels?

Yes — the Cast is drawn once and kept on-model across every panel, issue and crossover you make.

Can I keep a recurring character across issues?

That is exactly what the Cast is for — once created, a character stays in your World for every issue you make.

Can I use my own story idea?

It only works that way. You bring the premise; the World, Cast and Scenes are built around it.

What does a graphic novel cost to make?

Starting is free — up to 4 Lite Images a day, no card. Each Clip lists its exact Credit price on the button before you press.

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