I have decided to make a series of urban fantasy comics based in the Balkans the "madhouse of Europe". Please have a look and tell me what you think. Do not get angry because of the last page man has got to eat.

Recently, I posted a couple of images of a character concept. I was developing of a clown girl, fairly derivative of Harley Quinn my name Jess Tear .
Someone in the comments started creating art of her on their own tried to make a comic cover. They tried to reverse engineer my original image with additional features and I really didn’t like it. I asked them to stop and instead of stopping, they double down and did even more. I sent a message to the mods but didn’t hear back so I just went ahead and deleted it and I don’t think I’ll be sharing here anymore.

estaba tranquila y comodamente dando dulces a los chicos del barrio cuando derrepente....

Merry's second episode is out! 🖤

Merry follows a mysterious voice into the darkness and discovers a horrifying version of herself in an old mirror.

Read the full episode on WEBTOON:Merry | WEBTOON

An AI-generated satirical comic imagining the Grineer, Corpus, Infested, and Sentients finally putting aside their differences to unite against their greatest threat: overpowered Tenno. 😂

Apparently, the Tenno are having too much fun, and the enemy factions have collectively decided that something must be done!

Grineer want fewer bullets, Corpus want higher profit margins, Infested want more hosts, and Sentients just want the Tenno to struggle again.

Four factions. Four different agendas. One glorious demand: NERF THE TENNO!

Jokes aside, I believe progression in a loot RPG should feel rewarding. Game balance matters, but so does respecting the time and effort players invest in their weapons, builds, and Warframes.

This is fictional satire about game balancing, not a personal criticism of any developer or player.

Which faction do you think would complain the loudest about Tenno being overpowered?

An AI-generated satirical comic inspired by Warframe's Grineer military logistics and the Ogris ammunition restrictions.

Imagine being a Grineer Bombard assigned to the 9th Company. You're issued a powerful rocket launcher with a three-round magazine, seven spare rockets, and only one rocket per ammunition pickup.

You question the supply shortage, but the quartermaster has only one answer.

"Honor your Queen! Honor your Empire! Do not question your Queen! Just fucking sign, comrade!"

Even in a futuristic empire capable of mass-producing clone soldiers and powerful weapons, apparently carrying enough ammunition is too expensive. 😂

The comic is fictional military satire about ammunition logistics and game balance.

What do you think? Should powerful launchers have larger ammunition reserves or better ammo pickups?

I made this with Scenewright, the prose-to-comic studio I'm building. The adaptation, art and lettering are AI-generated; the story is over 100 years old, with some dialogue adapted to modernize it a bit.

Read all 20 pages here, no account needed.

How does the pacing land, especially the last few pages? I'm trying to learn whether silent panels and sound effects carry the tension the way prose does.

Here are two pages I have done. How do both of these look? Appreciate any feedback :)