Banning my series

SubjectHello,

I’m the creator of Happily Ever After on GlobalComix, and I’ve noticed that my series has been delisted, my comics no longer appear on the site. 

There seems to be a misconception that *Happily Ever After* is simply “AI generated.” That is not accurate.AI is a tool used in the visual production process, but the creative work itself is entirely human-driven. I write the story, develop the characters, plan the pacing, construct the dialogue, design the emotional arcs, and determine panel composition. Every issue is structured intentionally, revised repeatedly, and edited for tone and continuity.

The artwork is not one-click output. Characters are trained using custom LoRA models built from curated datasets. Scenes are generated iteratively, often dozens of times, with adjustments to pose, lighting, expression, and consistency. Images are selected, rejected, refined, and aligned to match narrative intent. This is closer to directing and art direction than automation.

The process includes:

* Writing and revising scripts
* Designing character arcs and long-term continuity
* Training custom character models for consistency
* Iterative scene generation and selection
* Panel composition and pacing decisions
* Dialogue editing and tonal refinement
* Issue-level continuity and world-building

AI assists with rendering, but it does not create the story, characters, structure, or meaning. Those elements come from deliberate human authorship.

This is not “push button, get comic.” It is a new production method combining writing, art direction, model training, and iterative visual design.