My FriendBot, Sunny!
English
Gifted Young Artist
WebComic - Comedy
Rain Lim is an artist, right? Drawing is all she has, after all.
When she's hired to teach summer art classes every weekend to children at a family friend's tutorial center, she thinks it'll be a piece of cake dealing with these chumps... until she realizes the entire class is filled with prodigies! With her sensible co-teacher Evie Marasigan, Rain must guide the class for the summer without spiraling into an identity crisis.
Bright Town Stories (Working Title)
WebComic - Comedy
A cast of people in Bright Town in the USA, are living their lives as normal (or as normal as possible).
With people doing normal things like going to school, working jobs, hanging out with friends, going on an adventure and traveling once in a while and more.
However, some people for some unknown reason - either because of stupidity, lack of control, or ignorance - don’t want to do right and are a huge pain to deal with. This causes the town’s people to question these people, make fun of these people, or take the piss [or nonsense] out of everything and the stupidity from these other people.
Plus, the town has to deal with random stuff that has nothing to do with modern society. Like out-of-control robots, a so-called “evil genius”, and more. They have to work together to stop these crazy things.
NOTE: These stores have social satire and commentary on modern society. Or making fun of other people.
Strizzle!
Comic - Comedy
Everyday occurrences.
"Comic about friendship" the comics revolve around two characters and their wacky hijinks.
The Most Perfect Way Earthlings Use AI
WebComic - Comedy
A relatable AI daily comic. The tumultuous and heartwarming story of humans who can’t live without AI!
Adventures of MM & BB (thank you)
WebComic - Comedy
Sometimes dreams feel too big to touch. They sit out there on the horizon, like waves rolling in, and you wonder if you’ll ever ride them. This past week has shown me something I’ll never forget — that I’m not alone in chasing those dreams.
To my friends in real life, and my friends on Facebook (which, truth be told, are the same thing): thank you. Thank you for every comment, every share, every late-night “you got this” message. Thank you for not laughing when I said I wanted to build comics out of love, grit, and scraps of imagination. Thank you for pushing me when I wanted to quit, and reminding me that stories matter.
This comic isn’t just pages and panels — it’s a piece of my heart, stitched together with your support. You all turned what felt impossible into something real. You made me believe again.
So here it is. From me, from us, from Ghost Note Comics — for anyone who ever felt too old, too tired, or too small to fight their battles: heroes never retire. Not for long.