Claude Codeの漫画制作Skill：脚本からコマ割りまで

要点

SKILL.mdにキャラクター設定、ページ、コマ、連続性のルールを記述します。完成画像の出力には別の画像生成ツールが必要です。

The search intent behind 'Claude comic book skill' is not just another picture generator: creators want a repeatable process that takes a story into scenes, panels, dialogue and production-ready instructions. A custom Claude Skill is a useful place to define that contract.

資料から確認できること The location and SKILL.md structure follow the Claude Code Skills documentation. The comic-specific contract is an independent LlamaGen editorial example. Verify the source ↗

手順ガイド

Follow the sequence using an original or authorized project. The workshop above is an editorial plan, not output falsely attributed to a model.

1. Step 1

   Define the exact comic deliverable

   Choose a 4-panel strip, one comic page or a multi-issue outline. Specify reading direction, target audience, language and whether the deliverable is a script, storyboard or finished artwork.

2. Step 2

   Create the Skill in your project

   Put SKILL.md in .claude/skills/comic-book/. Use YAML frontmatter with a lowercase hyphenated name such as comic-book and a clear description. Store character templates alongside it.

3. Step 3

   Separate script, layout and visual prompts

   For each panel require purpose, action, composition, dialogue, onomatopoeia and a character-reference ID. Keep page-level pacing separate from image-model prompts.

4. Step 4

   Review the text plan before rendering

   Check reading order, speech bubble length, recurring props, continuity and whether each page advances the story. Reject vague camera notes.

5. Step 5

   Render in a dedicated editor

   Use the storyboard and panel prompts in a tool like LlamaGen. Check lettering, balloons, cropping and consistent faces before export.

コピーして使えるプロンプト

Replace placeholder details with your own original story and reference assets. Paste into a compatible model or workflow; available tools and results differ.

---
name: comic-book
description: Plan a comic script and panel-level storyboard when the user asks for comics, manga or illustrated stories.
---
# Comic Book Workflow
1. Ask for genre, reader age, page count and reading direction.
2. Return a character bible with stable IDs and visual traits.
3. Write pages with numbered panels: shot, action, dialogue, SFX, mood and visual prompt.
4. Preserve names, costumes and setting between panels.
5. End with a continuity checklist and unresolved decisions.
Do not claim images or a PDF were created unless tools actually produced them.

Write a 2-page science-fiction comic for ages 12+. Six panels per page maximum. Begin with a character bible, then provide each panel's camera framing, dialogue, visual prompt and continuity check.

Failure → Cause → Fix

漫画制作で起こる問題と解決策

Specific failure patterns matter more than a generic 'try again'. These fixes target the output you can inspect.

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