superhero.pw
The official MCP server for superhero.pw, the comic and episode planner. Streamable HTTP server mounted inside the API that lets agents list series and projects, export full Fountain scripts, read pages, retrieve color palettes, and capture production notes and visual references — all scoped to the caller's active organization
Hosted MCP Server
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Documentation
Write. Plan. Produce.
The focused workspace for comic series, episodic scripts, and long-form storytelling. From character bibles to page layouts — everything lives in one place.
Features
Built for Storytellers
Everything you need to craft, organize, and produce your series — from first draft to final page.
Script Editor
A distraction-free writing environment designed for dialogue-heavy creative workflows.
Writing Editor
Episode Manager
Organize seasons, episodes, and scenes with drag-and-drop ease. Track draft progress at a glance.
Planning Structure
Character Library
Deep character bibles with traits, arcs, and relationship mapping. Reference any character while you write.
Characters Bible
Series Timeline
Track story events alongside production milestones on a vertical timeline. See character arcs and beats.
Timeline Milestones
Notes & Scraps
Capture fragments — dialogue snippets, visual references, and non-linear ideas. Everything finds its place.
Notes Creative
Analytics Dashboard
Monitor writing velocity, character presence, narrative balance, and production milestones at a glance.
Analytics Progress
The Workspace
Designed for the Long Arc
Superhero.pw uses an industrial-design approach — concrete grey surfaces, a single utility-orange accent, and a disciplined grid. Every element earns its place. Negative space is a feature.
- Single-accent rule — one interaction color per screen
- Neutral carries the composition — negative space by design
- Editorial typography — Inter and JetBrains Mono, each with a role
- Story-first — every feature serves your narrative
> Pro
The Obsidian Gate
Season 2 · 8 episodes
Character Bible
12 characters · 4 arcs
Ep 08 — Draft
3 scenes remaining
Writing Velocity
+12%
Deep Dive
Every Tool You Need
Superhero.pw gives you everything a series storyteller needs — no more jumping between apps.
Writing
Script Editor & Tasks
A distraction-free writing environment that understands your workflow. Draft scripts, tag scenes, and track page-by-page progress alongside your creative content.
- Full-page editor with inline character references
- Scene-level task tracking per page
- Markdown + Fountain format support
INT. OBSIDIAN GATE — NIGHT
Elias steps through the archway. The walls pulse with a faint violet light.
ELIAS
This place… it remembers.
Scene Progress 3/5 tasks
Season 1 6 eps
Ep 03 — The Crossing Draft
Ep 04 — Descent Outline
Season 2 8 eps
Planning
Episode Manager
Organize your series with a structured view of seasons, episodes, and scenes. Drag-and-drop to reorder, tag draft statuses, and track progress from outline to final.
- Season & episode hierarchy with drag-and-drop
- Draft status tracking per episode
- Scene-level task management
Characters
Character Library
Deep character bibles with traits, arcs, and relationship mapping. Reference any character while writing — no more tab-switching to find backstory details.
- Personality traits, physical details, and backstory fields
- Arc tracking across seasons and episodes
- Relationship mapping between characters
Elias Thorne
Protagonist · Season 1–2
Determined Obsessive Curious
Relationships
Mira Vasquez → Ally
Season 2 · Ep 05
Elias's Discovery
Character Arc Pivot
Production
Concept Art Batch #4
Deadline: Jun 15
Season 2 · Ep 06
The Crossing
Narrative Beat
Timeline
Series Timeline
A vertical, chronological view that aligns your story beats with production deadlines. See character pivots, narrative beats, and milestones in context.
- Categorized milestones — plot, character, production
- Filterable by type — major plot points vs. minor beats
- Aligned season/episode grouping
Analytics
Series Analytics Dashboard
Track the health and balance of your project at a glance. Writing velocity trends, character presence ratios, and narrative balance between dialogue and action.
- Writing velocity — 30-day trend chart
- Character presence — screen time for your cast
- Narrative balance — dialogue vs. action metrics
Analytics Overview
30 Days
Writing Velocity
Character Presence
Elias Thorne
Mira Vasquez
The Architect
Notes & Scraps
Capture fragments — dialogue snippets, visual references, and non-linear ideas in a dedicated, flexible space. Everything finds its place before it finds its scene.
Comparison
Built for the Long Arc
Final Draft and Celtx are solid tools — for screenplays. Superhero.pw is built for series storytellers.
| Feature | superhero.pw | Final Draft | Celtx |
|---|---|---|---|
| Episode & Season Manager | check_circle | cancel Per-script only | help Basic catalog |
| Character Bible with Arcs | check_circle | cancel Reports only | help Basic breakdowns |
| Series Timeline | check_circle | cancel | cancel |
| Writing Analytics | check_circle | cancel | cancel |
| Production Task Tracking | check_circle | cancel | help Separate module |
| Comic & Visual Layout | check_circle | cancel | cancel |
| Script Editor (Fountain) | check_circle | check_circle Industry standard | check_circle Proprietary |
| Notes & Scraps | check_circle | help Basic scratchpad | help Catalog notes |
| Team Collaboration | check_circle Studio tier | help Extra cost | check_circle Real-time |
| Pricing | $15/mo | $249 one-time | $22.49/mo |
superhero.pw
Series storytelling workspace — character bibles, episode hierarchy, timelines, analytics, and comic layout. Built for the long arc.
Final Draft
The industry standard for screenplay formatting. Best for feature scripts and TV pilots headed to studios and agents.
Best for: Screenplay submission
Celtx
Solid pre-production tool for film and video. Good scheduling, budgeting, and shot list modules for small teams.
Best for: Film pre-production
Free Tool
Extract Colors from Any Image
Upload any image and instantly extract its dominant color palette. See harmonies, tints, shades, and contrast ratios — completely free, no account required. Sign up to save palettes, export to Adobe and Procreate, and unlock paper adjustments.
- ✓ Median-cut algorithm finds the most representative colors
- ✓ Click any color to see harmonies, tints, and contrast ratios
- ✓ Free forever — no account needed
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Complementary Harmony
Pages 3 Scenes Panels 5 Info
1 Dark Alley 2 scenes · 2 panels
INT Dark Alley
2 The Bunker 1 scene · 2 panels
INT Underground Bunker
T N O THORN · NOVA · OPERATOR
Free Tool
Fountain Script Editor
Write Fountain-formatted scripts and comic pages in a distraction-free editor. See pages, scenes, panels, and characters at a glance — and copy dialogue with one click. Completely free, no account required.
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Parse pages with
#or===, panels with## - ✓ One-click copy for panels and character dialogue
- ✓ Import to a project when signed in — pages become real documents
- ✓ Free forever — no account needed to write and export
Creative Insights
Latest from the Blog
Articles and guides on the art and business of series production.
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August 14, 2026
Comic Panel Layout Rules: Reading Order, the 180° Rule, and Visual Grammar
The visual grammar of comic page layout — Z-path reading order, blockage, the 180° rule, grid types, gutter width, and panel shape semantics — with practical rules for planning pages that tell the story you mean to tell.
Read Article →
](https://superhero.pw/blog/comic-panel-layout-rules/)
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August 12, 2026
Shot Design: Making Comic Panels More Interesting with Camera Language
Every panel is a camera shot. How to use framing, angles, and inserts to turn flat pages into cinematic ones — even when the scene is someone making dinner.
Read Article →
](https://superhero.pw/blog/shot-design-for-comic-panels/)
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August 10, 2026
What Is a Character Bible? (And How to Write One)
A character bible is a detailed reference document for each character in your story — personality traits, physical descriptions, backstory, motivations, and relationships. Here's how to write one that actually serves your series.
Read Article →
](https://superhero.pw/blog/what-is-a-character-bible/)
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August 10, 2026
Comic Script Format: The Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about comic script formats — Fountain, full script, Marvel style, and how to choose the right one for your project.
Read Article →
](https://superhero.pw/blog/comic-script-format-guide/)
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July 14, 2024
From Script to Page: Roughing Out Your Comic Story
Thumbnails, rough sketches, and page breakdowns are where your comic stops being a script and starts becoming a visual story. Here's how to do it — and how superhero.pw supports every step.
Read Article →
](https://superhero.pw/blog/roughing-out-your-comic-story/)
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July 13, 2024
How to Plan a Comic Story: A Step-by-Step Guide
Planning a comic feels overwhelming — character bios, worldbuilding, outlining, scripting. Here's a practical, step-by-step approach that breaks it down so you can actually start.
Read Article →
](https://superhero.pw/blog/how-to-plan-a-comic-story/)
Pricing
Start Free. Scale Your Story.
No credit card required for 30 day trial. Cancel anytime no questions asked.
Starter
$15 /month
Everything you need to produce your series at professional pace.
- Unlimited series
- Full character library with arcs
- Script editor with Fountain support
- Episode manager & timeline
- Analytics dashboard
- Notes & scraps
Studio
$TBD /month
For teams and studios producing multiple series at once.
- Everything in Pro
- Team collaboration & roles
- Google Drive integration
- Adobe Drive integration
- Kickstarter / BackerKit management
- Priority support
- Project and group management
All plans include secure backups. Cancel anytime. Billing powered by Stripe — your data stays yours.
About
Built for the Long Arc
Superhero.pw is a creative production tool designed around the reality of long-form storytelling. Whether you're building a comic series, a serialized novel, or an episodic script, you need more than a blank page — you need a workspace that understands the shape of your story.
What Makes Us Different
- Single-Accent Rule One interaction color per screen. Utility orange drives your eye, neutral grey carries the composition.
- The Focus Rail A slim vertical navigation bar with a tertiary-color active indicator keeps your workflow centered without distraction.
- Editorial Typography Inter for clarity and authority, JetBrains Mono for utility — each font has a defined role.
- Story-First Every feature exists to serve your narrative — from character bibles to timeline views to production milestones.
Where We're Going
Superhero.pw is in active development. We're building toward integrations with Google Drive, Adobe Drive, and Kickstarter / BackerKit management — all while preserving the focused, solitary writing experience that great stories demand. Billing is handled securely through Stripe.
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Ready to Build Your Universe?
Join storytellers who plan, write, and produce their series in one focused workspace. Free to start, powerful enough for the whole arc.