Thanks for your replay, it was very insightful. I have to say that I do not have anything against your tool. I think it’s wonderful that you created it and allowed anyone to use it. Also, I do not create comics, I just came across this post, so I don’t really care about the rules in this community. I just hate that so many people are refusing any AI tool because it is AI. I also don’t like how everyone is pushing AI into their products, but in my opinion there are places, where these tools are really useful. That said, I understand, that people want to ban AI generated comics. It only seemed interesting to me that as an alternative, you suggested using another tool for generating comics by computer (although there are some similarities, I know that AI tools are very different from codecomic). So lwt me repeat, codecomic sound awesome and I only wrote my comment to start a discussion.

I have one question, would it be okay to create codecomic source code with LLM?

And one final note on AI tools. Some of them are really complex. I don’t use them much, but some of them allow user to edit only parts of the image with a prompt, or create an image based on user sketch, etc.

Nice library. But does using this solve anything? From the post and other comments, one of the main issues with AI generated comics is that the author do not present himself in the images, and by using this tool, the images are also automatically generated by users description. There is more control over the final layout and there is needed more creativity to create it. But in the end I see the same issues about “being lazy” and having no author personality in the images. PS: I’m not saying this tool should be banned, just want to point out some similarities of this tool to AI tools.

There is a source where the text was taken from at the bottom.