TL;DR. Public library characters are designed references, not random prompt soup. Drop one into a new comic, then lock it on the project. Your chapters, your plot. Their silhouette was just a head start.

OC culture, minus the fog

Comic people already think in casts. The quiet girl with the too-big coat. The swordsman who is tired of being pretty. Prompting that from scratch every Monday is how the coat keeps changing color.

A public character shelf used to be a way to read a name and a look before committing. New comics now start in Create: design or upload the face, then lock it on the project so later panels have something sturdier than a sentence.

Use it like a responsible thief

Inspect the full look. If you cannot describe the hair, do not start a twenty-page arc.
Lock the character on your project after you pull them in. The library was the audition.
Write new relationships. A borrowed silhouette is not a borrowed plot.
Private project casts never show here. Publication of a library look is a choice, not a leak.
A public face is not a print license. Read Terms before you put anyone on a stall table.

Borrow a Face, Write Your Own Night

OC culture, minus the fog

Use it like a responsible thief