I write character-driven comics and graphic narratives shaped by history, myth, memory, and questions of belonging.
My work often follows people caught between worlds—between home and displacement, identity and expectation, individual responsibility and the systems surrounding them. I’m particularly interested in characters whose choices make emotional sense to them, including when those choices produce contradiction, loss, or harm.
My writing draws heavily from historical and cultural research, with interests spanning the ancient Mediterranean, Arab history, religion, philosophy, and the ways people understand themselves under pressure. As an Arab writer, I’m especially interested in telling stories about Arab people and histories from within their own cultural and historical frameworks.
My work ranges from original historical and speculative fiction to transformative and collaborative comics. This portfolio contains complete short works, script excerpts, and selected reinterpretations of existing characters.
Original Comic Sample
Comic Script
A two-page comic from Amal, following Amal and her horse, Nabeel, through a quiet night on the road. The piece focuses on companionship, atmosphere, and the relationship between character and setting.
Ra’s al Ghul (DC Comics)
Comic Script
After failing to save a life, a physician rejects the idea of limits—transforming into Ra’s al Ghul and reshaping the world through enforced control.