• Only one view : no tag found yet to say exactly that
• multiple part (without saying how related to each other) : no tag found yet to say exactly that
• grid_layout - content evenly spaced in rows and columns
• borderless_layout - when none of the part of a comic is framed

• cutaway (inset panel) - small panel within a larger image that depicts something within the same scene that is unseen in the larger view
• disembodied - when a part of a body is drawn alone without the rest of the body, while in reality it's connected to a body
• disembodied_head
• disembodied_mouth
• disembodied_hand
• disembodied_penis
• disembodied_balls
• disembodied_leg
• disembodied_foot
• disembodied_tail
• panel with his own border (without saying if part of story)
• outside_panel - a character or scene prop physically exceeds outside of a comic panel or cutaway
• dialogue_outside_panel - when dialogue text exceeds the panel where it is used
• panel_tilt - A panel that has been rotated

See comic for more details but some of the listed tags are subject to deletion.

• flash_bubble
• Partial containers
• partial_speech_bubble
• partial_thought_bubble
• speech_bubble
• text_box
• caption_box
• dialogue_box
• information_box
• message_box
• thought_bubble

• escaping_text - Text overflowing outside his text container
• underflowing_text - Text that clip underneath its surrounding text container

• border - a border around the whole image
• outside_border - when a character or an object is drawn or animated partially outside of the border of the image
• black_bars - when an image contains black bars on any two sides of an image
• letterbox - an edge only above and below the content. (not always black)
• pillarbox - an edge only at left and right of the content. (not always black)

No tag found yet to indicate it that a picture is made of only one part.
Example of usage :

• pinup - picture of only a model posing in a suggestive way, focusing only on it. No addition, no overlays.

• comic - posts that tell a story with sequential panels. A page usually has multiple parts but can have only one.
• sequence - showing the progression of one event over time through multiple images. Those images are strongly correlated (not like comic).

Those are tags about multi-part picture that are not comic.
No tag known for designing all of those case.

Example of usage :

• multiple_images - multiple independent images or animations. They don't follow a history.
• character_collage - collages that feature a large group of posed characters, where the characters are drawn together with minimal interaction between them
• one subject list
• expression_sheet - depict a list of expressions of a character
• multiple_poses - depict a list of poses of a character
• multiple_versions - depict a list of versions of a character
• model_sheet - A reference tool used to help standardize the look of a character