A COMIC DOESN’T HAVE TO GO ONE WAY.
I want to make comics that none of us could make alone. You bring a strange idea. Someone draws it. Someone else asks: what if?
Try another endingAn idea in progress. A little story you can actually play with.
01 / HERE’S THE ITCH
I’ve carried this idea around for about ten years. I keep wondering what happens when a story belongs to more than one imagination.
The same opening could become a ghost story, a love letter, or a very bad day for a talking fish. Let them all exist. Then find an ending together.
Nobody’s version disappears.
Nobody’s name gets rubbed out.
02 / TAKE THE STORY FOR A SPIN
INTERACTIVE CONCEPT DEMOThree imagined collaborators. One shared opening. Pick a path and watch it find its way back.
At midnight, a courier finds a letter addressed to the moon.
“Please deliver before the tide comes in.”
“I don’t know the way.”
“Good. Neither do I.”
She whispers a secret to an abandoned staircase. It unfolds into the sky. Every step asks a question; every answer brings the moon a little closer.
Imagined credits: Ren · story / Jo · lines / Sol · colour
At the final step, the courier knocks on the moon’s door.
Inside the envelope is a seed. The moon plants it. By morning, a small light is growing in every window on Earth.
Shared ending · all three imagined collaborators
Switch paths. The other versions are still here. These characters and credits are fictional; this is a sample, not a live community.
03 / FROM “WHAT IF” TO “WE MADE THIS”
A sketch. A line of dialogue. A character with an impossible problem. Enough for someone else to get curious.
Write a turn, add the shadows, change the palette. Try another interpretation without losing the one that started it.
Choose the panels, shape the ending, agree on the credits. Keep the alternate routes close enough to wander into.
04 / YOUR TURN, IF YOU’RE CURIOUS
What would you send to the moon? Add one line to this sample and take an edition with you.
This little workbench runs in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved here. The full co-creation platform is still an idea I’m exploring.
— Cookie