My Comic Book Heroine

Table of Contents Character Sheet Animations The Story so far Comic Strip Introduction I have been working on this character for the last week or so. I freely admit to being blown away by @dirty_biker Soldier Girl OC and decided to have a stab (heh) at a D&D-style heroine. Anyhoo, the header image was done in P-image (10 credits - Bargain). I used thay as my main reference image in the comic strips and then used image-to-image with Seedance 5.0 Pro to actually make the strip. Character Sheet This character sheet was done in gpt-image 2 (102 credits with my discount - oof!) And this one was done in grok-image-imagine (35 credits - yay!) Getting animated First up, I tried a I2V video using an earlier version ofthe character using Pixverse V6, which imho was pretty good at following my intention for the fight. (well apart from there being no BGM - maybe I prompted wrong or Pixvers can't handle it - idk) and, er I forgot to use the 15 second option, cough, duh, cough. Stunningly directed and animated 15 second fight sequence where she attacks and defeats multiple armed Orcish assailants, clean cuts between each encounter, pounding techno soundtrack, stunning lighting and composition Using this prompt with an updated reference image gave me this. For some reason, Pixverse decided to add in a mic drop at the end (Nope, no clue..) The story so far As Morwenna's bodyguard, and given her well-known hatred of Slavers, Sora has an excellent intelligence network of former slaves, street urchins, and the occasional cut-purse. She has heard rumours of Adventurers going missing after taking on a vaguely worded quest being sponsored by the Adventurers' guild. Fearing the possible involvement of a slaving ring, she heads off to investigate. After following the totally not dodgy signs, she follows the steps down to the Crypts under a ruined Abbey... If you go into the Woods today.. Well, it seems like maybe this was all just a waste of time and there was nothing to her suspicions... Then again...