Graphic Style
Visual conventions for illustrations and diagrams on this wiki. The default is comic-strip article summaries in the Supersuit Up family style.
This wiki is part of the Supersuit Up wiki family and shares its visual identity. Articles open with a comic-strip hero in the same neo-comic action-zine style used across the family.
Article-hero comic strips (default)
The default illustration for any article on this wiki is a comic-strip summary in neo-comic action-zine style with high-tech power-armor visual DNA — the same family used across supersuit.wiki and the rest of the Supersuit Up wiki family. Cream paper, bold inked outlines, crimson + cobalt + gold + arc-reactor cyan, first-person helmet-visor POV as the signature panel, panel count matched to the article's beats.
Canonical spec: supersuit.wiki/reference/graphic-style. The full prompt template, palette, panel-count rules, and IP-name discipline live there.
Generation workflow: use the global comic-strip skill at ~/.agents/skills/comic-strip/SKILL.md. It bundles two canonical reference images that must be passed via --input-image on every generation to lock the style.
Once this wiki has 2+ comics of its own in the family style, use that wiki's own comics as references for in-wiki style continuity.
Image embedding
Save generated comics to static/img/comics/<slug>.png where <slug> matches the article's URL slug. Embed at the top of the article, immediately after the subtitle italic block, before the first ## section:
*Article subtitle goes here.*

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## First section
Further Reading
- supersuit.wiki: graphic style: the canonical spec for the comic-strip style across the family
- Voice rules: the prose equivalent of this page