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Character development
We build heroes on real people from your team, or invent our own, and draw them in a style made for serial production.
Characters, serial storylines and interactive formats that make a difficult subject readable.
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Heroes built on real people from your team. They build trust because they are recognisable and repeatable.
Drawn in a style that survives weekly production, not a one-off illustration that cannot be repeated.
Interactive quizzes and games make information easier to deliver to the user.
The share numbers speak for themselves. This is content people want to pass on and want to look at longer.
When a subject is dry, technical or frightening, a comic gets read where a post gets skipped. The formula is simple: emotion first, closeness second, and only then information. In that order it is absorbed — and what people laughed at stops scaring them.
We build heroes on real people from your team, or invent our own, and draw them in a style made for serial production.
We collect the everyday situations your audience actually recognises and turn them into a running list of episodes.
Each episode is written and storyboarded before drawing: both the joke and the substance have to land.
Final art in your brand palette, sized for feed, stories and print at once.
Quizzes, decision games and polls that turn a reader into a participant.
Newspapers, magazines and press packs: comics people take home instead of dull brochures.
1.1M views from zero
Main heroes plus supporting cast, in every pose and state the series needs.
We can run a continuing storyline, or make each episode a new story with familiar heroes.
A steady rhythm of finished issues on an agreed calendar.
Quizzes, decision games and polls that turn a passive scroll into participation.
People argue in the comments and look for the right answer — which pushes the post further.
Complex subjects, told so that a reader with no background finishes them.
In a feed of identical posts, a drawn story stops the thumb.
One episode works in the feed, in stories, in a presentation and in print.
The work that got the best response on social.
If you are a business owner, a head of marketing or an expert, then this service is for you.
Are you the face of the business and does your name sell? Comics let you explain what you do without lecturing.
Law, medicine, finance, consulting. The harder the subject, the more a drawn story outperforms a text post.
You have a product and a feed that scrolls past. Characters give the brand a face people remember.
Your clients number in dozens. A comic gets forwarded inside the industry — exactly where you need to be seen.
We'll draw one episode for your brand. Then you decide whether you want a series.
That is exactly where they work best. A law firm gathered a million views with them without losing a gram of expertise, because light humour carries the information rather than replacing it.
We do all of it in-house. We look for the common situations and the things that actually worry people in your niche, and build the script on those. Every episode is approved before drawing, and every fact is checked against your expertise.
Yes. We deliver print-ready files, and we have already produced full newspapers of comics as event press packs.
Once the characters exist and the story bank is running, an episode goes from idea to finished art in about a week. The first set takes longer: characters, style and the visual system have to be built before anything can be repeated.
Then we do not rebuild — we draw out what is already strong. That is exactly what happened with White Law Lab: the chipmunks existed, we redrew them in a style that survives weekly production and built the system around them.
You do. All rights to the characters, the artwork and the source files transfer to you on final payment. We ask only for the right to show the work in our portfolio.
The character set and the visual system are quoted as a fixed fee against a written scope. Ongoing episodes are billed monthly and depend on how many issues and formats you need. You get the number before anything starts.
