>>149280804
Yes. In fact, most early comic print was made with offset CMYK ink printing. So they had to use stippling on a 4 plates for every pressing in order to approximate secondary and tertiary colors. But one misalignment, or ink bleed, or paper saturation could ruin a whole print batch, like red cape ink over cyan shirt ink, bam purple Superman, even after proofing, back to square one, or sell as is, cheap. Pantone is what gave you the polish of modern comics, and digital art, even shitty AI gens, somewhere in the code are using an industry definition of what constitute a certain repeatable color. Like hexidecimal or html, as foundational building blocks of the automated CSS generators.