Five-Page Manga Quality Comparison

Prompt

Goal: Create a wide monochrome comparison sheet showing five nearly identical Japanese manga pages placed side by side, like an image-generation quality comparison. Each page should depict the same cute fox-eared girl food-shopping scene, with tiny labels centered above each page for different quality settings. Canvas: Extremely wide horizontal canvas, about 5:1 aspect ratio, white background, crisp black-and-white manga printing. Place exactly 5 complete manga pages in a row with narrow white gaps between them. Each page is vertical and identical in overall composition, using clean screentones, thin panel borders, speed lines, and detailed manga backgrounds. Layout per page: Each of the 5 pages contains exactly 8 panels arranged in 4 tiers: 1 wide top panel, 2 panels in the second tier, 3 panels in the third tier, and 2 panels in the bottom tier. Keep the repeated pages almost the same, with only subtle quality/detail differences between them. Page labels: Add 5 tiny English labels above the pages, one per page: “quality low”, “quality medium”, “quality high”, “quality ultra”, and “quality max”. Story and panel details for every page: 1. Top wide panel: A cheerful anime fox girl with large fox ears, long light hair, and a casual hoodie smiles brightly in a cozy room with a window, curtains, plants, and a round lamp behind her. She raises one hand in excitement. Include a vertical oval speech bubble containing {argument name="top speech bubble" default="今日はお弁当を買いに行こう"}. 2. Second-tier left panel: Close-up of prepared boxed lunches or bento trays in a display case, drawn with detailed food textures and packaging. 3. Second-tier right panel: Exterior of a modern convenience store or deli storefront with glass windows, a signboard, sidewalk, and small background figures. Add two vertical speech bubbles with small Japanese manga text. 4. Third-tier left panel: Rear view of two or three customers standing in line inside the shop; the fox girl is visible among them holding a basket. 5. Third-tier middle narrow panel: A small dialogue/reaction panel with a simple speech bubble, suggesting hesitation or ordering. 6. Third-tier right panel: The fox girl at a counter or table looking at a bento box, smiling and holding chopsticks or a tray, with another speech bubble. 7. Bottom-tier large left panel: Dramatic close-up of the fox girl shocked and overwhelmed by delicious food or the amount she bought; wide eyes, open mouth, blush, speed lines radiating behind her, and a basket or bento boxes in the foreground. Include a bold speech bubble with {argument name="reaction speech bubble" default="やべぇ ついつい買ってるじゃん"}. 8. Bottom-tier small right panel: A simplified stunned reaction portrait of the fox girl facing forward, blank expression, large ears, and a tiny vertical bubble with ellipsis. Character details: The main character is {argument name="character description" default="a young anime fox girl with fluffy upright fox ears, long pale hair with bangs, bright eyes, and a playful expression"}. Her outfit is {argument name="outfit" default="a loose casual hoodie with a simple collar"}. Use a cute modern manga style, expressive face acting, clean linework, and soft grayscale screentone shading. Visual style: Black-and-white manga page art, high detail, sharp ink lines, halftone shading, traditional Japanese comic paneling, realistic convenience-store backgrounds, readable panel borders, no color except grayscale. The five pages should feel like a side-by-side technical comparison, not separate unrelated illustrations. Constraints: Use exactly 5 repeated pages and exactly 8 panels per page, for a total of 40 visible comic panels. Do not add extra characters beyond small background shoppers and staff. Keep all nonessential dialogue as tiny Japanese-style manga lettering, and avoid watermarks or logos.