Outside the Frame is a quiet, episodic graphic series that explores war not through combat, but through what lingers while it continues. Marcus Vale is a seasoned war photographer who moves from conflict to conflict, guided by a single rule: arrive, capture, leave. His images travel the world, shaping public understanding of wars he never stays long enough to witness. Distance has always protected him. During an ongoing civil war, Marcus documents a region where the fighting has passed but the damage remains. Villages still stand. People still breathe. Yet starvation, exhaustion, and neglect have replaced gunfire. There are no dramatic wounds—only slow erosion. As Marcus photographs these moments, his practiced detachment begins to falter. The camera still works. He does not. One photograph, taken in hesitation, becomes globally iconic—praised, debated, and morally dissected. It defines the war for millions. It defines Marcus as well. But what happens after the shutter closes is never part of the image. Outside the Frame follows the consequences of observation, the ethics of witnessing, and the unseen cost of turning human suffering into history. Visuals are created using AI tools. Story and screenplay are written by the creator.

Juggling a failing long-distance relationship and his nonstarter artist career, Kevin has to attend his family's Christmas Eve party.

Layla, a lively Lebanese girl, loves nature, animals and the fairy tales her mother tells her. Her father shows her the beauty of her home, while her mother teaches her hope. War destroys everything: she loses her parents, her home and her innocence. Despite the pain, Layla remembers the lessons of love and resilience, finding strength to move forward and discover goodness amidst the chaos, believing in a better future.

”- Do you miss home?” - How can you miss a place where all you ever feel is fear and pain?” A story about two girls trapped in an otherworldly winter landscape, held hostage by their own kinship. How do you cope with the weight of growing up? And how do you bear the weight of raising someone who’s growing up? This is a world meant only for Leia and Mara… but will they be able to break free from the cycle of pain, hatred, and misunderstanding?

When love, loss, and fate collide during a company retreat, three lives are shattered forever. One soul disappears. One life begins a new. A deeply emotional tale of identity, relationships, and the secrets we’re forced to carry.

Our New Photos is about Woody and Ellie — two teenagers living in a small town called Woodlen by the ocean in Oregon, USA. They meet pretty randomly, and end up playing in a rock band together. These charachers learn more about themselves and deal with their inner problems, feelings and emotions. This comic talks about growing up, friendship, and how the people close to you shape who you are. What makes the story special is its mood and especially the fact that the narrative connected by photos which characters take throughout the story.

Eli is smart, quiet, and painfully invisible. Haunted by early loss and worn down by constant ridicule, he drifts through high school feeling disconnected from everyone around him. Seeking escape, Eli retreats into fantasy—and slowly slips into a private habit that begins to drain his confidence, focus, and sense of self. As days blur into nights and isolation tightens its grip, Eli is forced to confront a hard truth: the real fight isn’t about fitting in or being liked—it’s about reclaiming control of his own mind. A grounded, introspective coming-of-age story about loneliness, addiction, and small steps toward healing. This comic doesn’t promise easy victories—only honesty, growth, and the courage to stay present.

When an astronaut leaves Earth for a routine mission, the distance feels temporary. But as nations collapse and borders disappear, he is stranded in space—while his wife and daughter wait below, unsure if “home” still exists. Afar is a quiet, emotional story about distance, time, and the fragile threads that keep a family together. Visuals created using AI tools. Story and writing by the creator.