Tease, launch, the angle
nobody else is using, the objection-killer, and the close. Swap in your link at
[YOUR LINK] and your merge tag at [FIRST NAME]. Rewrite the voice so it sounds
like you — these convert best when they sound native to your list.
✉️ Swipe 1 — Prelaunch tease
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• the reason your AI comic falls apart on panel 3
• four panels, four different faces
• opens [DAY]: the same character, every time
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Try this tonight if you want to see the problem for yourself.
Ask any AI image tool for a four-panel comic about the same character. Look at panel one. Then look at panel three.
Different face. Usually a different costume too, and sometimes a different number of fingers.
That is the wall everybody hits. Not "the art is bad" — the art is fine. It is that you cannot build a *brand* out of someone who changes appearance every time you ask.
And a brand is the only thing that sells twice. Nobody follows a stranger. Nobody buys the second sticker in a set if the character on it is not the one from the first.
On [DAY] I am sending you a tool that fixes exactly that, and nothing else. It writes one block of text describing your character — face, build, costume, and one odd detail that never changes — and then pastes that same block, word for word, into every prompt it makes for you.
Same hero. Panel one, panel four, next week's strip, the mug, the sticker sheet.
I will send the link the morning it opens.
[YOUR NAME]
P.S. — The odd detail is the trick. One small wrong thing — a wooden spoon in the belt, a sock that does not match — and your eye forgives everything else. I will show you why that works tomorrow.
✉️ Swipe 2 — Launch day (cart open)
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• [LIVE] one hero → 35 sellable formats
• it's open: the character lock is $17 today
• build the hero once, sell them all year
Hi [FIRST NAME],
It is live, and here is the whole thing in four clicks:
1. Build a hero from drop-downs — species, build, costume, emblem, power, and one odd detail
2. Pick a joke engine and a panel layout
3. Pick what you are making — a comic, a sticker sheet, a shirt design, a card, a book page
4. Copy the prompt into ChatGPT, Gemini or Midjourney
Out comes a finished picture with YOUR character in it. The same character as last time, because the app wrote a CHARACTER LOCK when you built them and it pastes that block into every prompt without changing a word.
That one mechanic is why the rest works:
🗯️ Comic strips — 3 to 6 panels, 11 layouts
🖼️ Wall art and prints — the Etsy staple
🎀 Sticker sheets — one hero, many poses
👕 Shirt and mug designs — 30 quotes built in
💌 Greeting cards — 14 occasions
😹 Memes — 12 ready formats
🎨 Activity and colouring pages — 8 kinds
📕 KDP interiors — 4 book formats
35 formats in all. Same face on every one. That is a product line, not a pile of pictures.
Three things worth knowing:
→ Art style is described by line weight, fill and palette — never an artist, a studio or a film. There is an 902-entry name blocklist that stops a protected name the moment you type it.
→ You can make a week or a month of posts in one click — 7 or 30 prompts, a different joke in each, same character throughout.
→ It writes the words inside the picture in 20 languages.
$17 for the whole launch window. When it closes the price goes up and stays there.
👉 [YOUR LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
P.S. — It also ships with four bonuses, and one of them is the one you will actually use: a Panel Repair Kit. Twelve copy-paste fixes for when the image tool gets it wrong — panel 3 drifted, the costume changed colour, the four panels merged into one. You fix the panel instead of starting over.
✉️ Swipe 3 — The teaching angle
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• the comic that teaches something true
• flashcards sell better than comics (here's why)
• your hero, but now they are explaining parrotfish
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Yesterday I sent you Hero Comic Prompt Studio. Today, the angle I think most people will scroll right past — and shouldn't.
The same app makes things that are not comics at all.
Flashcards. Comparison cards. Fact cards. Field guide pages.
Those are the things parents and teachers actually buy. A funny comic gets a laugh and a scroll. A set of thirty flashcards with the same character on every card gets bought, and then the buyer comes back for the next set.
Here is the part that makes it work: the facts are real. Ten topics, 68 facts, every one checked at primary-school level, and anything the team could not stand behind was cut rather than softened. There are 20 kitchen-table experiments too — no flame, no oven, nothing sharp.
And the quiz engines never invent a wrong answer. A quiz needs a decoy, and making one up is the most dangerous thing a children's product can do — you invent something a child remembers. So the decoy is always another real thing from the same topic. A cleaner wrasse is a real fish. It just does not turn coral into sand.
You can also teach your own subject. Dog grooming, bread, plumbing, bookkeeping — whatever your reader already knows. They type in their own facts and the same engines run on them.
Same hero. Same three clicks. A completely different shelf in the shop.
The launch price is $17 until the window closes 👉 [YOUR LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
P.S. — If you sell to parents, teachers or the KDP activity-book crowd, this is the angle to lead with. That market pays more and complains less.
✉️ Swipe 4 — "I can't draw / I'm bad at AI"
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• "I can't draw and I'm bad at prompts" — good
• the two excuses this one deletes
• you will not write a single prompt
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Every time I share an AI art tool I get the same two replies within the hour.
"I can't draw."
"I'm terrible at prompts."
Good. Both of those are the point.
You never draw anything. You never write a prompt. You click through drop-downs — species, build, costume, emblem, power, one odd detail — and the app writes the whole thing for you, already formatted for whichever tool you use.
And it does not abandon you at the hard parts, which is where most of these products stop:
🔒 The character lock — so panel 4 is the same person as panel 1
🎭 Power limitations written as things an AI can actually draw — not "super strength" but what goes wrong because of it
🗣️ 20 languages for the words inside the picture
🛠️ A repair kit for when the image tool gets it wrong anyway — because sometimes it does, and the app says so upfront instead of pretending
There is one honest caveat and I would rather you hear it from me: this is a web app with an account, not a file you download. You sign in with the email you bought with and a licence key, on up to five devices. It needs an internet connection like any other site.
What you are buying is the engine that writes the prompts. The pictures come from whichever AI tool you already use — so there is no subscription here, no API key, and no per-image cost.
$17 during launch 👉 [YOUR LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
P.S. — If "I'll start when I have more time" has been the plan for a year, this removes the step that was actually stopping you. One evening is enough for a first sellable file.
✉️ Swipe 5 — Cart close (last chance)
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• closing tonight — then the price moves
• last call: $17 ends [TIME]
• final hours on the character lock
Hi [FIRST NAME],
Short and honest: the launch price for Hero Comic Prompt Studio ends [DATE/TIME].
Everything on the table, one more time:
✅ The CHARACTER LOCK — your hero, identical in every panel, every strip, every product
✅ 59 joke engines across five story rhythms
✅ 35 product formats — Etsy, print-on-demand, KDP and social
✅ 6 art styles, 11 panel layouts, 20 languages for the lettering
✅ A week or a month of posts in one click
✅ Copyright safety you can see — an 902-entry name blocklist and style descriptions that never name an artist
✅ 4 free bonuses, including the Panel Repair Kit
✅ One payment. No subscription. No API key.
At $17 this costs less than lunch, and unlike lunch it is still working for you next year.
When the timer hits zero the price goes up and stays there.
You can keep scrolling other people's comics, or spend one evening and have a character who is actually yours.
👇 Last chance at the launch price
[YOUR LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
P.S. — This is the last email I will send about it. If the link still works when you click, you made it.
