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Comics — Episode Upload / Panel Sequencer

A comic-creator episode-upload and panel-sequencer studio for the fictional series Neon Ronin, built with inked borders, halftone texture, and bold Bangers lettering. A dashed drop-zone simulates panel uploads, a reorderable vertical list of panel thumbnails supports drag-to-reorder plus up, down, and delete fallbacks, and each row carries its own caption and alt-text fields. Episode title, number, series, and visibility inputs drive a live reading-preview pane that mirrors the current order, while a publish button validates required fields and reports success or problems through a comic-styled toast.

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Episode Upload / Panel Sequencer

A creator-side studio for assembling an episode of the fictional manga-noir series Neon Ronin. Episode details sit up top — series name, episode number, a required title, and a segmented Public / Members / Private visibility control. A thick dashed drop-zone with a bold DROP! SFX simulates uploading art: click it (or actually drag image files over it) to push placeholder panels into the sequence, and quick-add buttons drop one or three panels at a time.

The sequence is a vertical list of inked panel cards, each with a halftone thumbnail, an index badge, an auto-generated scene name, and its own caption and alt-text fields. Reorder panels by dragging — a drop indicator shows where they’ll land — or use the ↑ / ↓ buttons as a keyboard-friendly fallback, with ✕ to remove. Every edit re-flows the panel numbers and flashes the moved card so the change is obvious.

On the right, a sticky reading-preview pane renders the panels top-to-bottom exactly as a reader would scroll them: captions become tailed speech balloons, empty panels show their SFX placeholder, and the preview header tracks the live series, number, and title. Each preview panel exposes its alt text as an aria-label. The Publish button validates that there’s a title, at least one panel, and alt text on every panel — flagging missing fields inline and surfacing the result (success or what’s still needed) through a comic-styled toast().

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