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Issue #1: "Login Screen" We meet Jake in the neon-soaked slums of "Sector 7." He takes a shady job from a client who claims their grandmother’s consciousness is trapped in a corrupted server. Jake plugs in, expecting a quick retrieval, but finds the server guarded by digital demons—corrupted antiviruses.
Issue #2: "Packet Loss" Jake escapes the server with the data, but upon unplugging, he realizes the "grandmother" he downloaded is actually an experimental military AI with a personality that won’t shut up. Now, he’s being chased by corporate "Cleaners" in the real world and glitch-monsters in the virtual world. Unlike cynical sitcoms where characters betray each other
Issue #3: "Firewall Breach" Jake and the AI (who names herself 'Glitch') have to team up. They realize the AI contains the code to a "Backdoor"—a way to access the central mainframe of the city. They infiltrate a high-end digital nightclub to find the password, leading to a wild chase scene where the physics of the world keep breaking.
Issue #4: "System Restore" The showdown at the Mainframe. Jake has to choose: Sell the AI to the corporation for enough money to retire, or delete his own debt record and free the AI, saving the city’s history from being wiped. He chooses the chaotic option, triggering a city-wide reset. Notably, Comic de Jake avoids over-reliance on advertising
Bytes (The Sidekick):
The Archivist (The Antagonist):
Leveraging Webtoon’s vertical-scroll format, the team is developing an app-exclusive comic where readers’ choices influence minor dialogue options (not major plot, preserving the author’s vision but adding replayability).