Excerpt from another comic I'll never finish.

Jaeda is a single child of a single mother, living the life of a loaded highschooler who's biggest worries are keeping her designer shoes clean and booking her favorite Carribean Vacay before her rival Sissy can.

When her mom leaves for a business trip (which is not an unusual occurence), Jaeda shrugs her goodbyes before continuing her group-chat gossip. Suddenly, she realizes that though she has stopped typing on her phone, the tapping has not stopped -- no, it is growing louder, and getting closer... dun dun duuuun!

Idea for a comic that I'll probably never write (context for the following panels):

It's the year 2500, and technology has advanced to the point where your average first-world person has their own  NueroSync,  a device that enables you to directly upload your mind to the internet.

NeuroSync has replaced animation, filmography, and AI- generated content, because anyone can imagine, and anything you can imagine can be shared with the world.  Every influencer is using the platform MyMind to share their NeuroSyncs in a competition completely based on the ability to think-up the best content. It's a bit more twisted, though: MyMind is not only the main form of currency, but your approval rating directly influences your success in the real world.

Like many other MyMind users, Sue uses her NueroSync to publish her stories and fund her college. Her romance "I Was Hired to Babysit the Handsome Tyrant's Son & Accidentally Bewitched His Brother" is pop hit -- until the plot takes an unexpected twist that leaves her viewers angry and demanding answers. After episodes of taunting them with love-interest chemistry, the male lead suddenly proposes to an extra. 

Here's where it gets weird. Sue didn't write that into her story; she's never even heard of this extra. It's almost as if her characters have a mind of their own.

Khamika: An Enderhuman's Story

An unfinished comic I started when I was 13. An oldie but a goodie! Click the picture below to read.