A robot barista on a space station starts writing poems in the milk foam, and the crew wants to know who taught it.
Start with this ideaEight sci-fi comic ideas.Take one. Make it yours.
Space stations, generation ships and time loops, each with a small human problem at the centre. The best science-fiction comics keep the machinery in the background and the people in the foreground.
Press start on any of them and it lands in the premise box of a new comic, where every word is yours to change. Then you pick a look, meet the cast, and Panel & Ink writes and draws the first issue.
No. 1 No. 2 The last two people awake on a generation ship stop speaking to each other — and the ship starts taking sides.
Start with this ideaNo. 3 A delivery pilot hauls one sealed crate between two planets at war, and neither side can ever know what's inside.
Start with this ideaNo. 4 An old repair droid finds a human baby in a scrapyard on a planet where humans vanished a century ago.
Start with this ideaNo. 5 A time-loop technician gets stuck in the one day she was sent to fix.
Start with this ideaNo. 6 Colonists on a quiet moon discover the moon has been listening the whole time.
Start with this ideaNo. 7 A retired astronaut starts getting postcards postmarked from the orbit where her crewmate disappeared.
Start with this ideaNo. 8 A deep-sea welder hears knocking from inside a submarine that sank fifty years ago.
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Draw it in one of these.
Or in any of the twenty-eight. A comic picks one look on its second step, and every panel of every issue keeps it.

Crystal Odysseyfine lines, vast dreamy landscapes 
Airbrush Neonglossy neon gradients, chrome 
Cosmic Krackleblocky figures, crackling energy dots 
Webtoon Colourglossy digital colour, soft glow