Scene 1 – Episode 1 – Blank

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1. This is the page size for American Comics.

   “6.875 by 10.438 inches with bleed.” according to:

   https://www.grekoprinting-comixwellspring.com/blog/making-digital-comics-page-size-resolution/#:~:text=What%20Size%20are%20Comic%20Book,the%20edge%20of%20the%20page.

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   1. ChatGPT: Here’s a suggested 16-page comic structure for the given scene:

      Page 1:

      Establishing shot of the city skyline
      Panel showing bustling city streets
      Introduce Jinn-Lir running through an alley
      Page 2:

      Series of panels showing Jinn-Lir navigating through different alleys
      Close-up of his worried face as he looks back
      Page 3:

      First encounter with Drift forces
      Jinn-Lir’s reaction and increased speed
      Page 4:

      Jinn-Lir using magic to repel pursuers
      Panels showing his chaotic path through the city
      Page 5:

      Second encounter with Drift forces
      Jinn-Lir using magic to make himself harder to see
      Page 6:

      More running scenes, emphasizing Jinn-Lir’s desperation
      Glimpses of pursuers in the background
      Page 7:

      Jinn-Lir spots the Temple of Lifeblood in the distance
      Close-up of his determined expression
      Page 8:

      Jinn-Lir approaching the temple
      Panels showing him looking around cautiously
      Page 9:

      Full-page spread of the Temple of Lifeblood exterior
      Page 10:

      Jinn-Lir pausing before the temple entrance
      Panels of him scanning the surroundings
      Page 11:

      Close-up of Jinn-Lir reaching into his pocket
      Panel revealing the leather pouch
      Page 12:

      Close-up of the leather pouch in Jinn-Lir’s hand
      Speech bubble: “This had better work.”
      Page 13:

      Jinn-Lir entering the temple
      Panels showing the temple interior
      Page 14:

      Jinn-Lir moving deeper into the temple
      Mysterious temple details in the background
      Page 15:

      Jinn-Lir encountering something or someone inside
      His reaction to what he finds
      Page 16:

      Cliffhanger ending or reveal inside the temple
      Final panel hinting at what’s to come
      This structure allows for a dynamic opening sequence, showcasing the city and Jinn-Lir’s desperate flight, while building tension towards his arrival at the Temple of Lifeblood. The pacing provides opportunities for action, character development, and world-building, culminating in a potentially intriguing cliffhanger[1][2].

      Citations:
      [1] https://kidscomicsunite.com/how-to-build-a-career-in-graphic-novels-and-not-kill-yourself-doing-it/
      [2] https://salgoodsam.com/mc/the-nine-panel-grid/
      [3] https://www.reddit.com/r/comic_crits/comments/a5etd1/how_long_does_it_typically_take_you_to_complete_1/
      [4] https://nattosoup.blogspot.com/2018/10/intro-to-comic-craft-storytelling.html
      [5] https://www.vice.com/en/article/z4jxpx/why-the-16-panel-grid-is-the-holy-grail-of-action-comics
      [6] https://www.creatorresource.com/anatomy-of-a-comic-script/
      [7] https://www.tcj.com/how-comic-books-have-changed/
      [8] https://www.reddit.com/r/krita/comments/10lo2tb/how_do_i_make_comic_panels/

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