A studio for comic dramas, from script to episode
For studios and independent creators making serialised visual stories, comic dramas in particular, where the work is the whole production line and not a single picture. Runix Comic, in development, is being built around pre-production, production and publishing, as an independent agent with its own harness. Runix Router is optional in front of its model calls.
One of six solution pages. Statuses are literal: the products named below are in early access or in development, as marked.
The stack for studios and creators
- Runix Comic
- An independent agent for comic dramas, script to episode · in development
- Runix Router
- One compliant endpoint for every model · early access
02 · Situation
The situation
Three things this team is usually dealing with when it calls.
Characters that drift between scenes
Image tools generate a panel at a time, and the same character comes back with a different face in the next one. Keeping one look across an episode becomes manual work that the tools were supposed to remove.
Pictures are not an episode
A comic drama needs a script, an episode plan, storyboards, motion, voice, music and subtitles before it is anything a platform will show. Stitching a chain of single-purpose tools together is a production job in itself, and each handoff loses something.
Publishing is where it breaks down
Each platform wants its own cut: vertical short videos for one, full episodes for another. Re-cutting by hand for every platform is the last step, and the step most often skipped.
03 · Stack
The products, and the role each plays
Each one works on its own; together they are one path through the stack.
04 · Start
How it starts
A person on the other end at every step; nothing here is self-serve.
01Join the waitlist
Tell us what you make and where it is published. Cohorts are invited in order, and we reply within one business day with where the product is.
02Bring a script
Cohorts start from a script, so pre-production, from episode plan to storyboard, is tried on your story and your characters rather than on a demo.
03Produce and publish from one project
Production and publishing follow the same project: styled panels, motion, voice, music and subtitles, then vertical cuts and full episodes for the platforms you name.
05 · In writing
What is in writing
The parts a review asks for, stated once and linked to the page that holds them.
Data terms
Where Runix Router sits in front of the agent's model calls, content is processed to serve the request and never used for training, and operational metadata is kept for billing and support.
Contracting
You contract with Runix AI Inc; an MSA and a DPA are available on request. There is no self-serve signup; accounts are set up after a short intake, and we reply within one business day.
Statuses, literally
Runix Comic is in development and not generally available; its page describes what is being built, and the waitlist is open. Runix Router is in early access, with no published SLA.
06 · Reading
Reading for this team
Engineering notes that cover the mechanics behind this page.
- How to Make a Comic Drama with AI: Script to Screen
- Comic Drama vs Webtoon vs Motion Comic, Explained
- LLM Cost Control: Tokens, Caching, and Budgets Explained
Other teams:
07 · Questions
Common questions
Is Runix Comic an image generator?
No. It is an AI studio being built around the whole job: writing and boarding the story, producing the episode, and getting it published, as an independent agent with its own harness.
Which platforms can it publish to?
The product is designed to produce vertical short-video cuts and full episodes from one project, for the platforms you name.
When can we use it?
It is in development and not generally available. Join the waitlist with what you make and where it is published; cohorts are invited in order and we reply within one business day.
Bring a script to the waitlist
Tell us what you run today and what you are trying to change. We reply within one business day with a concrete plan, and we say which parts we would not do.
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