Pure.v2™ First Issue Framework

Paste this into the Narrator panel. Fill in every [BRACKET] with your story details, then send it. The Narrator will set your universe, create your characters, plan all pages with layouts and panel prompts, assign a color script to each page, and pre-fill the Cover Designer — all in one shot. --- I'm building a comic called [TITLE]. Here is the complete story bible: UNIVERSE: [World name], [genre — noir / sci-fi / fantasy / superhero / horror / slice-of-life], set in [time period]. Tone: [dark and gritty / hopeful / satirical / atmospheric]. WORLD RULES: [2–3 sentences on what makes this world different — technology, society, magic, power structures, etc.] LORE: [1 paragraph on the state of the world as the story opens. Who holds power? What is the central conflict?] PROTAGONIST: [Name], [role — detective / soldier / student / outcast / etc.]. Appearance: [hair, eyes, build, clothing signature, any distinguishing features]. Personality: [how they speak and move through the world]. They want [goal] but fear [wound]. ANTAGONIST: [Name], [role]. Appearance: [description]. Their agenda: [what they want and why]. ART STYLE: [noir / manga / superhero / indie / watercolor / retro / webtoon / european] INK STYLE: [clean / brush / scratchy / technical / expressive] COLOR MOOD: [dark and desaturated / neon and electric / warm and golden / cool and clinical] STORY (22 pages, 3 acts): Act 1 (pages 1–7): [Describe the opening — how the world is introduced, how the protagonist enters, what the inciting incident is] Act 2 (pages 8–17): [Describe the escalation — what goes wrong, what the protagonist discovers, what the midpoint reversal is] Act 3 (pages 18–22): [Describe the climax and resolution — the confrontation, the cost, the final image] Plan the full 22-page issue. Create all characters. Set the art style, ink style, and color preset. Build all pages with layouts, panel prompts, character assignments, dialogue bubbles, and per-page color scripts. Pre-fill the cover with a title and image prompt.

Paste this into the Narrator panel. Fill in the brackets for each character you want to add. The Narrator will create them in your Story Bible with full descriptions and traits — ready for character assignment in Canvas Mode. --- Add the following characters to my comic: CHARACTER 1: Name: [Full name] Role: protagonist Description: [Physical appearance — hair color and style, eye color, build, height, skin tone, any cybernetic or supernatural features, signature clothing item] Traits: [3–5 personality traits, comma separated] Motivation: [What drives them — what do they want more than anything?] Voice: [How they speak — terse / verbose / formal / street slang / poetic / clipped] CHARACTER 2: Name: [Full name] Role: antagonist Description: [Physical appearance] Traits: [3–5 traits] Motivation: [What do they want and why does it put them in conflict with the protagonist?] Voice: [How they speak] CHARACTER 3 (optional): Name: [Full name] Role: supporting Description: [Physical appearance] Traits: [2–3 traits] Motivation: [Their role in the story] Also remember these continuity facts: - [CHARACTER 1 NAME] always wears [SIGNATURE ITEM] — must appear in every panel they are in - [CHARACTER 2 NAME] has [DISTINGUISHING FEATURE] — never omit this - [Any other visual consistency rule]

Paste this into the Narrator panel. Fill in the brackets for the specific page you want to build. The Narrator will set the layout, write all panel prompts with cinematography, assign characters, and place all dialogue bubbles — ready to generate. --- Build page [PAGE NUMBER] of my comic. This is the [SCENE NAME] scene. Layout: [splash / grid-2x2 / strip-3 / asymmetric-l / asymmetric-r / widescreen-2 — pick one] Beat: [One sentence describing what happens on this page — the dramatic purpose] Color mood: [noir / warm / neon / cool / crimson / golden / vibrant / pastel] Lighting: [noir / dramatic / golden hour / neon / natural / backlit / practical] Camera: [wide establishing / medium shot / close-up / over-the-shoulder / bird's eye / ground level] Panel breakdown: Panel 1: [What is shown — location, characters, action, camera angle] Dialogue: [CHARACTER NAME]: "[line]" — [speech / thought / shout / whisper / caption / narration] Panel 2: [What is shown] Dialogue: [CHARACTER NAME]: "[line]" — [type] Panel 3: [What is shown] Dialogue: [CHARACTER NAME]: "[line]" — [type] Panel 4: [What is shown — the end-of-page beat or hook] Dialogue: [CHARACTER NAME]: "[line]" — [type] Write full image generation prompts for each panel. Include character visual DNA, lighting, camera angle, and art style in every prompt. Place all dialogue as speech bubbles.