Add individual PNG panels generated from the pages of the PDF using the
parallel imagemagick command: PAGES=18 for PADNUM in $(seq -f "%04g" 0 $((PAGES-1))); do NUM=$((PADNUM)) convert -density 150 "comic-dk.pdf[$NUM]" -quality 00 dk_panel${PADNUM}.png & done Higher resolution versions could be made with density set to e.g. 300 and the quality parameter for PNG convert is explained on: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9710118/convert-multipage-pdf-to-png-and-back-linux
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# Tegneserien på dansk
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[Download tegneserien som PDF](https://github.com/DP-3T/documents/raw/master/public_engagement/cartoon/da-dk/comic-dk.pdf)
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[Download tegneserien som PDF](comic-dk.pdf)
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![Side 1](dk_panel0001.png)
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