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Comic kit

Compositions

The comic kit put together: a site hero, a case study and a social card, read in order, at every volume, with the art budget per view.

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A comic page is panels in reading order, words on plates, one shout per view and SFX only where something happened (BB-COMIC-01, BB-COMIC-02). These three compositions show the grammar at work. The register follows the volume: switch a composition to Press for the old comic, or to Night for the neon comic.

A site hero#

Look of this example

Bread by six

Toronto. Monday, five in the morning.

The orders came in overnight. The ovens were already warm.

Sold out before eight.

A hero: a splash title, a words panel with the action key, and an art panel with one balloon and one SFX.

The same hero at each volume:

  • Quiet

    Bread by six

    Toronto. Monday, five in the morning.

    The orders came in overnight. The ovens were already warm.

    Sold out before eight.

    Docs, forms, legal and long reads. Flat inks, no art in motion.

  • Studio

    Bread by six

    Toronto. Monday, five in the morning.

    The orders came in overnight. The ovens were already warm.

    Sold out before eight.

    The site default. Art on its own plates, one display moment per view.

  • Press

    Bread by six

    Toronto. Monday, five in the morning.

    The orders came in overnight. The ovens were already warm.

    Sold out before eight.

    Hero moments, covers and campaigns. Halftone fields and the second ink.

  • Rave

    Bread by six

    Toronto. Monday, five in the morning.

    The orders came in overnight. The ovens were already warm.

    Sold out before eight.

    Launches, posters and the 404. Every ink, and the words still win.

A case study#

Look of this example

Mei Tanaka runs Pebblepath, a map of studios you can book.

Booking took nine taps. Now it takes one.

Six weeks, four releases, one booking flow that works on a phone.

*The full case study is on the examples page. -M.

A case study strip: the narrator's caption, the client's words in writing, the result, and an editor's note with the link.

A social card#

Look of this example

Ordering went online on Monday. The phone stopped ringing at six.

Sam Okafor, Fernlight Bakery, in writing, 12 October 2026

A quote card: one balloon on the white plate, the speaker and the source under it.

The art budget, live#

What one view may hold at each volume, read from ART_BUDGET: the same table the press check counts.

What one view may hold at each volume: ART_BUDGET, the table the press check counts
Per viewQuietStudioPressRave
SFX per view0124
Shout balloons per view1111
Speed and focus line groups0124
Impact flashes0124
Sparkles03612
Kirby krackle0 per view1 per page2 per view4 per view
Splash titleA plain headingSplash panelsOne per viewOne per view
Slanted rows01FreeFree
Broken frames012Free
Stickers per viewFlat only358
Tape per view0246
Cover sheet tilt0°0°-2.2°-2.2°
EntrancesNoneOne-shotScroll-linked on artScroll-linked on art
KeyPopNeverOnce per page viewOnce per page viewOnce per page view