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Story Continuity Across Every Episode
Readers notice when a scar disappears, a plot thread is forgotten, or a world rule quietly changes. ComicKnit tracks what happened, what changed, and what's still unresolved, and feeds it into each new episode's script.
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Story so far, written for you
When an episode is completed, ComicKnit summarizes it with a synopsis, the final situation, character changes, and open threads. Recent episodes keep full detail and older ones compress, so the context stays focused.
Open threads you choose to pick up
Unresolved threads are listed when you create the next episode. Select the ones this episode should address, and the script is asked to follow through.
Plan the arc ahead →Characters that change without breaking
Record a series-only state for a character, such as a new costume or a lost arm, with its own image. The library original stays intact for your other comics.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I edit the episode summaries?
Yes. Summaries are generated automatically, but creators can edit them so the story-so-far says exactly what you intend.
What is a series bible?
A short canon record for the series: world rules, tone, and an optional art-style and page-shape lock. It's included when every new episode is written.
Are summaries public?
No. Episode summaries and open threads are private planning tools for the creator.
Do I have to use these features?
No. They work in the background, and you can start any episode with a blank idea.
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