Rejection of Manga AI images

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Hello, a question about AI images on the subject of "Manga / Anime". I had a complete series of about 50 images rejected, not a single one was accepted. It can't be the number of fingers etc. Now an acquaintance said that Adobe has stipulated that manga AI images are generally not accepted due to legal problems. Is that true? Because I can find manga images in the image pool. However, they are not explicitly described with the word manga. So before I start looking for quality problems, I'll ask whether I can save myself the trouble in general. Thank you very much.

Abambo · Accepted Answer

If they were refused for IP reason, that could be true. If it was quality there is a quality issue (may be the fingers … may be the legs, maybe a different flaw).

Fatima_636 · Answer

One thing I’ve found useful in InDesign is setting the document binding direction to right-to-left when working on panel-based layouts. It keeps page turns and text flow consistent, especially if you’re designing for digital export. Using master pages also helps maintain panel alignment and spacing across multiple pages.
As an example, Japanese comics often rely on this flow — some series even switch between simple gag panels and full action spreads on the turn of a page. I actually put together a short manga panel layouts guide and how the same principles can be applied in design projects.
Do you think panel storytelling loses some impact when layouts are flipped for Western readers?

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