If you use AI to generate your post, it's gonna be deleted. This is a writing subreddit, you are required to know how to communicate to your fellow humans. Please note, that this includes posts SUSPECTED of being AI generated. This isn't a court of law, where things need to be proven--if it reads like AI slop, it's gonna get blasted.

If you don't follow the rules for posting promos, it's gonna be deleted. It doesn't matter if it's AI or human made.

And here's the part people need to understand:

If you are genuinely trying to use AI to produce a comic this subreddit does not discriminate against AI if you follow the other posting rules.

You're not likely to get a lot of support or positivity posting AI generated comic stuff here, you're probably better off in one of reddit's dedicated AI comic subreddits... but we're not going to stop you if you feel you must share here.

Write on, write often!

Suspicious that my dialogue comes off forced or unnatural or just not like how people actually talk and it will be unpleasant to read. Is there a way to learn better dialogue? Does it matter? Pretty sure comics, tv shows, books, anything intentionally written must be a little theatrical and I might be blind to what is normal and an exaggeration of normal or is this a non-issue?

I have been writing short stories for. while but trying to get them written like panel scripts is new to me. any advice/links for someone?

I've been starting to read comic and manga again after graduating for a while , and finally decided on making my own manga, its really story focus, its also fantasy like lord of the rings and frieren stuff but with my own view on things like the regions, creature ,politics and more, its also full with backstories for each important character, its a soft romance and a lot of things in em are filled with something that based on my childhood, so far the stories is all checked out but the only problem with the process is the drawing stuff, my whole life i just draw stuff i saw like in my environment and things that i thought was cool in the internet, all i know to do is copy stuff or have reference and i find it hard do something like proportion, shading, and the drawing software. i'm not used with doing stuff in the software especially like shading and color stuff, maybe i just bad at this stuff but I'm not gonna give up, please give me some advise on stuff like this cuz i don't know how to do it

Just got into comic writing a few months ago. As a first-timer, is it bad practice to have more than 6 panels on a single page?

Thanks!