As I mentioned, last week I worked with
Anna Debenham and some
local tweens from Toronto on this hackable comic idea. We prototyped a simple storyboard for what could be the intro to the comic- how the main character (currently Sue) acquires her superpowers of hacking the world wide web for the good of the world.
I drew up the comic and played around quite a bit with navigation (horizontal vs vertical vs ZOOM). Additionally, we started to think about how we could incorporate actual hacking in the comic. There is a moment for activating the goggles and a sketch about how one of the characters is saved by the deletion of an element using HTML.
Here is my mock up (pulled together using Photoshop stitching):
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh5q1AP2yySyubost67cTIleqGyMfXkWN_Ds-xycRVb0H7YBTFltRjhAiPlP1REPkuy4-uLfIGSqm8CJdCWB2FYFNPWnGWq3-T7qcVqjLVqziYjKCOYU8XLgFgTAhc5IUgm_OSzXQ/s400/comicpanorama.jpg)
Click on the image and go to Flickr for the best viewing. I annotated the flickr version with tons of notes to explain both the story and the interactivity.