We're almost out of new articles. So I decided to add a comic made with Gemini (I really wanted to see its potential for character/environmental consistency). This work is based on one of my very old stories written back in the first version of DeepSeek.

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What can I say about the creation and feel, in summary:

1. The comic page description consisted of several panel descriptions: the position and size of the panel plus two sentences about what was happening in the panel (~100-250 character per panel, usually 3 panel per page).

2. The characters are very consistent unless they have small details. For example, the main character originally had a scar on his neck—it would disappear and change sides. But if you keep writing about it, everything is relatively normal.

3. The environmental can change dramatically even on a single page. So it's better to specify it separately and say that it applies to everything or use it from previous panel/page. In fact, you'll have to draw the page several times (I don't think anyone is surprised by this).

4. In general, any specifics and expectations should be written and added to the descriptions. When the mood strikes, I'll definitely try to do something with significantly longer prompts..