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Comics — Classic Panel Grid Page

A print-style single comic page for the fictional series Neon Ronin, art-directed in the classic panel-grid tradition — a full-width establishing splash, two half-panels, and a three-up action strip, all set in thick ink borders with gutters and Ben-Day halftone fills. Speech, narration, and shout balloons carry tails, while bold Bangers SFX letter the action. A preset switcher reflows the grid between Classic, Splash, Strip, and Mosaic, and a reading-order toggle numbers every panel and walks a guided highlight from one through N with live toast feedback.

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Classic Panel Grid Page

A single comic page from the fictional Neon Ronin #07, built the way a print page is laid out: a six-column CSS grid carrying a full-width establishing splash, a pair of half-panels, and a three-up action strip. Every panel has a thick ink border, a gutter of breathing room, and a halftone Ben-Day dot fill over CSS-gradient art. Narration boxes, tailed speech balloons, a display-lettered shout, and oversized Bangers SFX (KRAKOOM, SHINK, WHAM!) sit on top in true comic style.

A layout-preset switcher reflows the same panels into four arrangements — Classic, Splash hero, vertical Strip, and an asymmetric Mosaic — by toggling a single data-layout attribute that drives the grid placement. The control is a keyboard-navigable radiogroup, so arrow keys cycle presets and the page meta line updates with the panel count and active layout.

The reading-order toggle is the centerpiece: it numbers each panel with an ink badge and animates a guided highlight from panel one through N, dimming the rest, scrolling each into view, and announcing progress through a toast helper. Clicking or pressing Enter on any panel jumps the guide there and resumes the auto-walk, and Escape stops the tour. Everything respects prefers-reduced-motion, and the page collapses to a single readable column below 520px.

Illustrative UI only — fictional series, characters, and data.