Case File 2033 has a motion-comic cut now — the same 24 pages, turned into a 13-minute video: camera pans across each page, holds long enough on panels and captions to actually read them, dissolves between pages.
The camera path isn't hand-animated. It's computed: 265 individual shots total, derived directly from the panel and caption rectangles that were already sitting in each page's Paper layout geometry. The render is the app's export pipeline plus ffmpeg for encoding and compression — no paid generation anywhere in the video step; the artwork is the same artwork from the static comic.
There's a 60-second teaser embedded on the page (the cover, a couple of the quieter Bulma/Jarrod scenes, and the thermal-crisis rescue around page 13), with the full cut linked right under it if you want the whole thing:
Disclosure: made by the Sloom Studio team as a demonstration piece for the app.