Series & Projects

Series Structure

superhero.pw organizes your work in a clear hierarchy:

Series
├── Projects (episodes, issues, chapters)
│   ├── Pages (individual script/layout pages)
│   ├── Tasks
│   ├── Notes
│   └── Story Planning
├── Characters
├── References
├── Notes
├── Story Planning
├── Palette
└── Analytics

Creating a Series

From the Dashboard, click Create New Series. Provide:

• Key — A short identifier (e.g., “obsidian-gate”)
• Description — Optional overview text

You can edit the description at any time by clicking it on the series detail page.

Series Detail Tabs

When you open a series, you’ll find these tabs:

Projects

Projects represent individual episodes, issues, or chapters. Each project can have:

• Title and description — Set during creation
• Start and due dates — Set deadlines for production tracking
• Pages — Individual script or layout documents
• Tasks — Granular to-do items tied to the project

To create a project:

1. Click Add Project
2. Fill in the form
3. The project appears in the list with status tracking

Characters

A quick-view grid of your series characters. Click Full Library to access the full Character Library with search, filtering, and merge capabilities.

See the Character Management docs for details.

References

References are links, images, and documents organized for your series:

• Website / Link — External URLs for reference
• Image Reference — Visual references with lightbox preview
• Document / File — File links and documents

Filter references by type using the tabs (All, Images, Links, Docs) and by tags. Image references show a gallery strip with lightbox on click.

Story Planning

The Story tab provides a structured space for series-level narrative planning. Use it to outline plot arcs, track themes, and organize your story direction before diving into individual pages.

Palette

Manage the color palette for your series. Connect palettes created in the Palette Designer and apply them to your series for consistent visual identity.

See the Palette Designer docs for details.

Analytics

Series-level analytics for writing velocity, character presence, narrative balance, and production milestones — scoped to this series only.

See the Analytics Dashboard docs for details.

Project Detail

Opening a project reveals its pages and additional tools:

Pages

Pages are the individual documents within a project. Each page has:

• Page number — For ordering
• Title — Descriptive name
• Status — Draft, In Progress, or Done
• Production Stages — Script → Thumbs → Pencils → Inks → Flats → Colors → Letters

Click a page to open the Page Editor.

Tasks

Tasks are granular to-do items associated with a project. Create tasks with:

• Title — What needs to be done
• Description — Optional details
• Due date — Deadline for the task
• Task type — Production, character arc, narrative beat, table read

Story Planning

Project-level story planning for outlining scenes and beats within a specific episode or chapter.

Importing Content

You can import existing content into a project using the import feature:

1. Click Import in the pages section
2. Paste your content (Markdown or Fountain text accepted)
3. A preview shows detected pages (split by # headings) and characters
4. Confirm to create pages and optionally add detected characters

Print View

Use the Print button to generate a clean, printable version of all project pages rendered as a continuous script document.