A quiet kid finds out on her first day that the school's battered old mascot costume gives whoever wears it the nerve they lack, and every issue is one year of needing it a little less.
In the Modern Superhero look
Start with this ideaNobody remembers school as a list of grades. They remember the friend from the first week, the teacher who wouldn't let up, the lab that caught fire a little. Put the graduate on the cast from a photo, give the writer one year at a time, and the comic lands as a gift on the day.

Write who they were walking in and who they are walking out: the shy one who ended up running the drama club, the kid who hated maths and is off to study it. Everyone or Teen, your call.
Modern Superhero turns four years into an origin story. Webtoon Colour suits the kid who reads on a phone; Shojo Sparkle gives the goodbye its stars.
Add a photo of the graduate to their model sheet, with their permission, and the friends and the teacher who should be in it too. Each is drawn in the look from the photo.
One year an issue. Give the writer what really happened each year in the comic desk's ideas box, review the panels, and download the finished issues before the ceremony.
Press start and the premise lands in the box of a new comic with its look already picked. Change every word, or the look, before anything is drawn.
A quiet kid finds out on her first day that the school's battered old mascot costume gives whoever wears it the nerve they lack, and every issue is one year of needing it a little less.
In the Modern Superhero look
Start with this ideaThree friends who met in detention in the first week swear a pact to finish school without ever getting caught again, and every issue is one year of very nearly keeping it.
In the Webtoon Colour look
Start with this ideaOr in any of the twenty-eight. A comic picks one look on its second step, and every panel of every issue keeps it.




Yes, when you have permission for anyone in them. Each photo asks you to confirm that, and the person is drawn in your look from it.
Each issue comes to your desk to review before it's finished, so give yourself a head start: write the years into the comic desk's ideas box early, and download each finished issue as it lands.
A finished issue downloads as a narrated video with music, or as its panels in a zip with the captions. Play it at the party, or share it by link.