A writer is a writer, no matter if he does lit or comics. You know your stuff. Frankly, I like the comic format, but if you want to do stories to ideas you don't want to comic, I say go for it.

I really enjoy them all, but my favorites have been The Unraveled Heist and First Time!

Whether it's with comic cells or the written word, it's still telling a story.

Regardless of the medium, it's your story to tell and I'll look forward to it regardless. (Also, if you ever need a proofreader, I'd gladly volunteer.)

I’m fine with whatever.

Succeed with your heart content, Kim!
I know you will accomplish of what path you must goes through

Considering how well it's been going and the content you've been making, whatever works best for you. Different things work better in different mediums. You're definitely a writer 120%!

I'm down for both stories or comics. Wasn't too fond of Daydreaming Disaster, but that's cause of themes involved. Tad is still a favorite. I'm enjoying Unraveled Heist so far. Wondering how it'll end.

In all the stories I can see you are not holding back all the great art and poses and every element that goes into these.. especially just like the way you bring vitality to your characters!

As a writer myself, each medium has it's strengths. Comics are good at conveying (facial) expressions, action and places, while the written word is a better option when you involve a lot of dialogue, describing abstract things, or when you want to get into the headspace of a character.

I've been writing stories to accompany commissioned artworks I've bought, and these are a nice opportunity for a writing prompt. Two of my favourite ones are stories I've written for pics that in advance I had no idea how they'd turn out, because those were commissions where part of the fun was that the artist had a lot of freedom with a purposely vague request from their customers (“Joker’s Wild” was the name of the theme). These offer great opportunities to train your improvised writing skills and are quite fun to write. Writing also allows me to tell stories that I can't really tell in a visual medium, because I feel my drawing process is painfully slow, spending like 5-6 hours on just one character in a single pose.

If it brings you joy, I would continue to explore the possibilities of the medium. It is art either way.

Personally you do great writing
And enm stories are great melding a bit of fan service to a comedic plot
You do amazing melding both perfectly

I would say yes.

I mean, there is a lot more to being a creative "writer" than putting mere words together in some coherent way. Writers do with dialog, description, and the expression of ideas what the visual artist does with lines, shapes and colors -- in the end, some form of picture is painted, whether it be with ink and paint or painted in our minds with text. However, where I think writers take things a bit further is plotting a storyboard and then executing it. Whether this is done predominantly in annotated images (comics) or pure text I think depends on what the person doing the creating wants out of it.

I think you meet most, if not all of those criteria in some form or another.

I'm here mostly because of the way you portray emotion and expression on your characters, along with the overall cartoon style you use, personally. That being said, I VERY much appreciate that these characters aren't just there to 'exist'. They have backstories and lore around them. I'd say keep going with it.

Glade you like my works :)

If you actually write instead of just wanting to, you're a writer. If you finish what you write you're better than most. :D

Being a writer is one thing. Being a good one- which I think you are- is another thing. Unfortunately being a popular writer is completely independent from being any good at it. :D

Both are fun and entertaining.

Writing is one of the finest creative things and activities to do. I know I love to write too.