AI comic drama is a continuously popular light-start short-video niche—low barrier, fast output, broad audience—but most beginners hit the same walls: no original stories, illogical novel adaptations, flat scripts, messy unrhythmic storyboards, characters whose faces keep changing, stiff scene transitions, frequent image/video bugs, no editing optimization, and unclear compliant monetization. The result after all that effort: poor quality, no traffic, no revenue.

This full-stack AI comic-drama course is zero-basis, replicable and batch-output, closing the loop: original content → AI smart production → refined finishing → compliant monetization. No filler theory—it focuses on every practical problem, teaching you to build a dedicated AI agent that standardizes high-quality comic dramas with consistent style, smooth visuals and rich plots.

It's beginner-friendly throughout, bundling all agent-setup methods, prompt templates and editing techniques. It precisely fixes industry ills—face-changing, visual gaps, slow plots, throttling and rough cuts—helping you build a standardized comic-drama pipeline for efficient batch production and steady account monetization.

You'll master the full novel-to-final pipeline and build standardized workflow thinking. It focuses on turning novels into executable scripts, building a stable storyboard agent, unifying character art via three-view sheets, fixing scene gaps with image-reference and transition techniques, and coordinating Doubao, Jimeng and Jianying efficiently. You'll independently finish a consistent, well-paced, monetizable AI comic drama and learn batch account launching and low-cost ops.

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• 1.Account Questions for Comic Drama
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• 2.Software You Need for Comic Drama
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• 3.The Full Comic-Drama Pipeline
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• 4.Writing Your Own Novel Step 1
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• 5.Writing Your Own Novel Step 2
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• 6.Writing Your Own Novel Step 3
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• 7.Adding Your Own Ideas to the Novel
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• 8.Important Copyright Reminder
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• 9.How to Download Original Text from Fanqie
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• 10.Novel-to-Script Step 1
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• 11.Novel-to-Script Step 2
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• 12.Novel-to-Script Step 3
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• 13.Generating Your Own Script Prompts
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• 14.Important Reminder
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• 15.Script-to-Storyboard Step 1
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• 16.Script-to-Storyboard Step 2
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• 17.Important Storyboard Reminder
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• 18.Script-to-Storyboard Step 3
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• 19.Script-to-Storyboard Step 4
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• 20.Script-to-Storyboard Step 5
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• 21.Important Storyboard-Agent Reminder
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• 22.Pre-Video Preface Reminder
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• 23.Three-View Prompts Intro
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• 24.Building the Three-View Agent
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• 25.Notes on Generating Character Three-Views
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• 26.Fixing Three-View Issues & Doubao Image Generation
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• 27.Notes on Generating Props & Scenes
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• 28.Important Pre-Video Reminder
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• 29.Notes on Doubao Video Generation
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• 30.Prompt Correction & Avoiding Problems
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• 31.Jianying Stitching Tips
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• 32.Doubao Video Generation 2
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• 33.Doubao Video Generation 3
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• 34.Doubao Video Generation 4
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• 35.Fixing Copyright & Face Issues in Doubao Video
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• 36.Jianying Voice-Over & Editing
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• 37.Jimeng Video Preface
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• 38.Jimeng Video Basics
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• 39.Connecting Two Adjacent Storyboards
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• 40.Image-Reference Connection Within a Storyboard
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• 41.Video Stitching & Editing Issues
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• 42.Connecting Two 15-Second Clips
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• 43.Editing & Stitching Clip 2
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• 44.Connecting Clip 3
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• 45.Compositing Clip 3
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• 46.Image-Reference for Standalone Clip 4
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• 47.How to Reference an Image for a Specific Line
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• 48.Storyboard Reference Changes & Subtitle/BGM Issues
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• 49.Characters Walking Out of Frame
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• 50.Reference-Guided Scene Generation
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• 51.The 'Different Face for Every Render' Problem
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• 52.Subtitles & Background Music
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• 53.Monetization
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💡 Study tip: This tutorial reflects industry practices at the time of release; please align it with the latest platform rules while learning.