一个用于可视化漫画和连环画的趣味提示词。我用 Nano Banana 测试过。不确定 GPT 是否能让我试一试 :)

A fun prompt for visualizing manga and comic books. I tested it with Nano Banana. Not sure if GPT lets me try it :) 2x2 grid, do this for 4 less known hidden gem European manga: class ComicDiorama: def __init__(self, franchise, era, sfx, bg): self.franchise = franchise # "[FRANCHISE]" self.era = era # "[YEAR]" self.sfx = sfx # "[ONOMATOPOEIA]" self. bg = bg # "[BG_COLOR_DESCRIPTOR]" self.scale = "miniature_action_figure_fidelity" self.base = "open_vintage_comic_book_spread" def base_platform(self): cover = f"[{self.franchise}] cover art visible at front edge" pages = "yellowed spread, original printed panels showing beneath scene" bridge = "3D figures ERUPT upward — page surface is the dimensional floor" return [cover, pages, bridge] def populate(self): hero = "[HERO] — sculpted 3D figure, era-accurate costume, action pose" villain = "[VILLAIN] — era-accurate, facing hero in shared 3D space" env = "[ENV_PROP] — physical miniature construction rising from page" return [hero, villain, env] def sfx_layer(self): return { "text": self.sfx, "style": "3D extruded bold comic font", "material": "high-gloss colored resin", "shadow": "hard cast on page below", "tilt": "[ANGLE]deg — dynamic, not static" } def badge(self): return f"YELLOW_RECT | '{self.franchise.upper()} | {self.era}' | black condensed" panels = [ ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_1]","[ERA_1]","[SFX_1]","[BG_1]"), ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_2]","[ERA_2]","[SFX_2]","[BG_2]"), ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_3]","[ERA_3]","[SFX_3]","[BG_3]"), ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_4]","[ERA_4]","[SFX_4]","[BG_4]"), ] render_grid( panels = panels, layout = "2x2_quad", medium = "3D_photorealistic_diorama_miniature", lens = "45deg_overhead_isometric", light = "studio_softbox + era_color_accent_per_panel" )

一个用于可视化漫画和连环画的趣味提示词。我用 Nano Banana 测试过。不确定 GPT 是否能让我试一试 :) 2x2 网格,挑选 4 部鲜为人知的欧洲漫画隐藏佳作,效果如下:class ComicDiorama: def __init__(self, franchise, era, sfx, bg): self.franchise = franchise # "[FRANCHISE]" self.era = era # "[YEAR]" self.sfx = sfx # "[ONOMATOPOEIA]" self. bg = bg # "[BG_COLOR_DESCRIPTOR]" self.scale = "miniature_action_figure_fidelity" self.base = "open_vintage_comic_book_spread" def base_platform(self): cover = f"[{self.franchise}] cover art visible at front edge" pages = "yellowed spread, original printed panels showing beneath scene" bridge = "3D figures ERUPT upward — page surface is the dimensional floor" return [cover, pages, bridge] def populate(self): hero = "[HERO] — sculpted 3D figure, era-accurate costume, action pose" villain = "[VILLAIN] — era-accurate, facing hero in shared 3D space" env = "[ENV_PROP] — physical miniature construction rising from page" return [hero, villain, env] def sfx_layer(self): return { "text": self.sfx, "style": "3D extruded bold comic font", "material": "high-gloss colored resin", "shadow": "hard cast on page below", "tilt": "[ANGLE]deg — dynamic, not static" } def badge(self): return f"YELLOW_RECT | '{self.franchise.upper()} | {self.era}' | black condensed" panels = [ ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_1]","[ERA_1]","[SFX_1]","[BG_1]"), ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_2]","[ERA_2]","[SFX_2]","[BG_2]"), ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_3]","[ERA_3]","[SFX_3]","[BG_3]"), ComicDiorama("[FRANCHISE_4]","[ERA_4]","[SFX_4]","[BG_4]"), ] render_grid( panels = panels, layout = "2x2_quad", medium = "3D_photorealistic_diorama_miniature", lens = "45deg_overhead_isometric", light = "studio_softbox + era_color_accent_per_panel" )