DOLLAR COMPANY.
WORK 48 / A COMIC DESK
Between
Panels.
Draw one moment.
Leave room for the next.
Your ink, your words, your order. Draw a short comic, repeat a scene, and change what happens between its panels. The company example is an original fiction; its people and conversation are invented.
Already made a paper theatre? Choose moments from its kept scene.
On one device, together: Take three turns in Only the Edge — new tab ↗.
Compose the page
Panel 1 / Panel 2 / Panel 3.
Read left to right, then down. Paired panels reduce both artwork and lettering; choose one panel per row for larger letters. The single-panel editor stays full size.
Choose Read the comic to see the complete page. Apply or discard drafts and finish any file review before changing the arrangement.
An original company example. Start with empty panels, or make a version of this one.
Panel 1 / 3
APPLIED COMICImage: 800 × 560. The caption sits below its border. Blue dashed ink and point markers are draft guides; none enter the kept sheet. 14/80 marks · 1/4 speech boxes.
The words around the drawing
Whole comic
Up to two lines, 80 characters altogether. Your explicit line breaks stay.
Panel 1
Up to three lines. Leave it empty for a silent picture.
Optional, up to 600 characters. Describe what a reader needs to know about your drawing; this is not printed below the panel.
Read the complete transcript
Title: The extra cup Credit: A company example Panel 1 Description: One person sits at a front-on office desk with one blue cup. Caption: A quiet morning. Speaker: One Speech: Just us, then. Panel 2 Description: A second person has joined the same desk. There are now two blue cups. Caption: A second cup. Panel 3 Description: The same two people remain at the desk. A third blue cup is beside an empty chair. Caption: Room for another. Speaker: One Speech: Leave that one free.
Keep the whole comic
A picture you can continue
The clean SVG carries all panels, source points, words, descriptions, reading order and page arrangement. Drafts, selection and Undo history stay here. Prepare, then choose Keep comic.
Open a kept comic
Choose a complete SVG kept by this desk, up to 2 MiB. Read the sheet and transcript first. Append a panel, review replacement of one panel, or use Replace current comic to open the whole file.
FROM A PAPER STAGE TO A COMIC PAGE
Take a scene through several moments.
In Parts to Play, prepare and keep the editable scene SVG, then open that file here. Review every committed pose, choose two to six moments, and add your own drawing and words. A still picture or an arbitrary SVG cannot supply the scene. If this comic already has theatre pictures, open a revised scene and choose Update existing pictures to keep its ink and words.
Files stay on this device. Opening does not replace your comic. Editing the current comic, starting another draft or choosing another file closes this separate review. Source playback timing is retained for the theatre, not used as a comic animation.