Testing Midjourney character consistency via a six-panel action comic, with full prompt
tisch_eins · x · 2026-09-07
The author argues a good comic character must survive more than one lucky image, and that static character sheets can't test consistency—action can.
The method: a six-panel story following the same small black cat courier through one difficult delivery—rain, climbing a fire escape, arguing with pigeons, crossing a crowded kitchen, losing the package, and finding it under its own hat. The prompt demands identical face, clothing, proportions and red delivery bag in every panel, with varied camera angles, expressive cartoon timing, hand-inked lines, and a limited red/cream/grey/black palette (--v 8.2 --ar 5:4).
The key criterion: the character should change pose without changing identity.
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