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Teach through a vertical comic

Create a vertical reading tutorial with clear panel rhythm, brief dialogue and consistent original characters.

Work & skill byJim Liu / 宝玉 Open source · MIT

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The starting point: Your original content, audience, output language, dimensions and assets you have permission to use.
The result: One author-published comic page demonstrating panel layout, not a full comic book.
What you’ll need: A compatible agent, this skill and an image-generation backend. Generation uses your provider quota or billing; confirm the budget first. Image output is not editable vector source.

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Selected from the author’s pinned repository on 2026-09-08. Originals are preserved; display copies are resized and compressed. We inspected the preview, not a fresh agent run. Original prompt, model, production time and cost are not verified. Sample figures and scientific labels require independent checking.

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Curated 2026-09-08 · Source ref 6b7a2e4

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Create a vertical reading tutorial with clear panel rhythm, brief dialogue and consistent original characters.

Visual reference: Teach through a vertical comic. Do not copy its content. Ask for missing inputs and agree on a plan before generation. Use supplied or licensed assets; label sample data and never invent results or endorsements. Explain the file format and any costs. After approval, create the output and check readability, factual labels and clipping. My content: [paste your material].

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John F. Kennedy speaking at Rice University in 1962, with six added English script-subtitle lines including “We choose to go to the moon” and “not because they are easy, but because they are hard”.

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JFK: “We choose to go to the moon” — speech quote card

Six lines from John F. Kennedy’s 1962 Rice University speech become a 3:4 quote card with real archival frames. English subtitles are added from the official transcript in script mode.

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