Verified Comic Evidence

From a 2,150-Word Script to a 12-Page AI Comic

See the original screenplay, all 12 finished comic pages, first-pass review results, revisions, limitations, and downloadable PDF and CBZ files.

The Last Light of Meridian Station is an original science-fiction screenplay created for a controlled LlamaGen evaluation. The input contained 2,150 words. The approved delivery contains 12 landscape comic pages, 48 panels, and 6 recurring characters.

All twelve finished pages of The Last Light of Meridian Station

Delivery at a glance

MeasureRecorded value
GeneratedAugust 11, 2026
Generation modelByteDance Seedream 5 Lite
Input2,150-word original screenplay
Output12 pages, 48 panels, 6 characters
First-pass acceptance33 of 48 panels, or 68.8%
Revisions16 events across 15 unique panels
Generation elapsed time45.23 minutes
Human review timeNot separately measured
Settled provider costNot measured
Evidence SHA-256111e16d6f5ba2b978e2b8460906bc81e3de74acafa3977a3b1a69693c3c58fc4

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What the evaluation tested

The test covered story breakdown, recurring-character references, panel generation, deterministic dialogue and caption layout, targeted redraws, page assembly, and delivery as PDF and CBZ. A first-pass panel counted as accepted only when the required cast identities and story action were visually acceptable before any targeted regeneration.

The 68.8% first-pass rate is deliberately shown instead of being replaced by the final result. It records the real correction work required to reach the approved delivery.

What was checked

  • All planned panels were present and in the correct order.
  • Required characters and story actions were checked against the panel plan.
  • Identity failures were regenerated with character-specific references.
  • Image counts, dimensions, text wrapping, page order, hashes, and CBZ integrity were verified.
  • The complete contact sheet and representative full-resolution pages were visually reviewed.

Known limitations

  • Small model-rendered interface text and uniform patches can contain misspellings or unreadable glyphs.
  • Distant faces and extreme angles show some minor character variation.
  • The 3:2 landscape PDF is designed for screen reading, not print bleed or vertical Webtoon delivery.
  • Dialogue and captions use a deterministic bottom text band rather than conventional speech-balloon placement.
  • Active human review time and settled provider cost were not captured, so neither is claimed.

This is a controlled product evaluation using original fictional material. It is not presented as a customer commission or an average guarantee for every script.

Try the workflow

Draft and organize your story in Story Workspace, then explore the Story to Comic Generator. For the next step in this same delivery, inspect the one-panel revision proof.

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