Car Chase: a personalized comic book gift
Ever been a passenger with someone who narrates their lane changes like an action movie? Give them the real thing. In this custom comic book your hero is behind the wheel of a roaring getaway car, weaving through market stalls, jumping a drawbridge and drifting around hairpin bends while the whole city watches. Every panel shows their face, white-knuckled and grinning. Tell us what they actually drive (the dented hatchback counts) and their favorite road, and the chase gets very personal, especially for anyone who says 'I know a shortcut.'
Create this comicWho it is for
Built for the driving enthusiast, the road-trip captain or the partner who finally passed their driving test, and just right for birthdays and new-car celebrations.
What can happen in the story
- 1
A mysterious briefcase lands on your hero's passenger seat, and three black sedans appear in the rearview mirror.
- 2
They screech through a fruit market, oranges flying everywhere: SKREEEE! SPLAT! 'Sorry! Put it on my tab!'
- 3
Your hero launches over a rising drawbridge, lands in a shower of sparks and delivers the briefcase with a flourish.
How it is made
- 1. Add your hero.A clear photo, a first name and a few fun answers: their job, their catchphrase, a funny habit, an inside joke or two.
- 2. Pick a story idea.We write three Car Chase story ideas from your answers. Pick one and see the cover and the first page for free.
- 3. Read it, then print it.The eBook is $7.99 and ready in about 15 minutes. Print the hardcover if you love it.
Questions about this comic
Can their actual car be in the comic?
Describe it in the 'anything special' field, with the color, the shape and that dent from the parking garage, and the story is written with it in mind. Real brand logos and badges stay out of the art, so think of it as their car's comic-book twin. Any page can be redrawn in the editor.
Is it all action, or can it be funny?
Your call, through your answers. Tell us if you want a straight-faced, tire-squealing thriller or a chase involving a shopping cart and a parking ticket, and the three story ideas lean that way. Either way the action stays slapstick: near misses, flying fruit and nobody seriously hurt.