after_transformation anthro anthro_pov bed bedroom black_nose blue_eyes breasts brown_body brown_fur brown_hair chest_tuft claws clothed clothing countershading detailed_background dialogue exclamation_point eyelashes facial_tuft fangs female female_pov finger_claws first_person_view full_moon fur furniture glowing glowing_eyes hair lingerie looking_at_mirror looking_at_object looking_at_self looking_at_viewer mid_transformation mirror mirror_reflection moon navel night nightgown nipple_slip nipples on_bed open_mouth question_mark red_eyes reflection scared scratches screaming sharp_teeth shocked solo species_transformation speech_bubble teeth text topwear torn_clothing transformation transformation_pov tuft window yelling exhive melissa_(exhive) canid canine canis human mammal were werecanid werecanine werewolf wolf absurd_res comic english_text hi_res
Technically a remake of "#12579":https://e6ai.net/posts/12579

Experimenting with using Stable Diffusion to do a stylized comic format. I wanted to see what kind of quality was possible by pushing the tech, especially since it seems like other people haven't attempted it before (Not quite like this anyway). Backgrounds and the character were all generated separately from each other and then composited together via editing. Doing it that way gives me a lot more control over the scene composition than if I just generated each panel all at once. Mid-transformation segments were accomplished via inpainting and manual edits. Speech Bubbles, symbols, post-processing, and other effects were all manually edited in.

Might turn into a bigger thing, but this one page took long enough as is. The generation process eats up a lot of time, especially when it comes to maintaining consistency between shots.