So I've been thinking for a while, that I want to try making a really long story and possibly get like a webcomic/manga made out of it. Needless to say, that would require a very large amount of work and expenses to get off the, I'd need to commission character designs, locations, etc. Plus find an artist willing to adapt it once it'd done (hopefully a patreon could be set up at that point or a little earlier) so I'm still very hesitant to even try to attempt it, but it is something on my mind a lot. So if I did decide to try, which of the following two options do you think would be most interesting?


1.The more classic shounen/action style, with a magical girl esque twist, where the MC is able to unlock and transform into various heroines from his world's past. As he tries to stop an elusive shadow organization from unleashing literal hell onto the world.


2. A more horror/action hybrid, involving some corrupt government agency trying to create a serum to weaponize and sell, only to accidentally let a prototype loose that ends unleashing the zombie apocalypse (I know, zombies have been used A LOT, but it's what I grew up with and I have some fun ideas for it :)) as a rag-tag group of survivors try and make it to the lab where the outbreak started in hopes of finding the means to correct the mistake. Along the way they'd have to survive against zombies (obviously lol), other humans, and even strange new mutations that are caused due to the virus mutating in some humans or because of external stimuli. The only real advantage they have is a small group of super weapons, that the government (not the corrupt agency) made in haste to try and quell the outbreak but weren't able to in time before the virus got to them.


This being me, both ideas involve a fair number of transformations, more so with the magical girl idea obviously, but I think the TFs in the zombie idea will be more creative :) So let me know your thoughts on the two and which you'd rather see if I decided to actually try and do this :D