Graphic Novel Architect

A script idea needs a solid skeleton. This helps you map out the logline, character arcs, beat sheet, and act structure, leaving the pieces on the board to arrange and debate.

Builds a comic from the ground up — the cast, the world, the issue's plot, and the panel-by-panel page layouts that turn a script into something you can draw.

Turns a book into a cover that sells it: the mood it gives off, the type treatment, the one image or symbol that carries it, plus the back-cover blurb and spine.

Builds a fictional world that holds together: maps and geography, factions, history, the rules of magic or tech, key characters, and a canon a writers' room won't trip over.