The Chronicles of Panel Pete
"Billy's Bad Day"

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About
An all-ages, fantasy, one-shot adventure, about a bullied boy who discovers a forgotten dollar-bin comic, its shape-shifting hero escapes the pages and secretly helps him find the courage to stand up, make friends, and rewrite his story.
Created & written by A.J. Reimann
Co-written & Illustrated by Mike Alger
A Comic with Purpose
Readers consistently highlight three things about The Chronicles of Panel Pete:
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It’s genuinely all-ages and family-friendly
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It delivers a clear, positive anti-bullying message
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It feels personal, authentic, and built from the heart
The DIY spirit behind the book reflects the very message it teaches — courage, creativity, and standing up for what you believe in.
The Chronicles of Panel Pete is more than a comic — it’s a movement toward storytelling that uplifts, empowers, and brings families together one page at a time.
What Readers Are Saying
“There aren’t enough all-ages comics like this.”
“Comics are a medium that kids should be able to enjoy, and unfortunately, so many use adult themes and are gory or over-sexualized. I love that you created something truly for all ages. Kids, especially, will get a real kick out of it.
— Jarod
“A positive message with charm and heart.”
“Panel Pete provides a positive message for a younger audience. There’s an innocence to him, with a rambunctiousness that is charming. If you continue The Chronicles of Panel Pete, I see these early issues as a way to refine and grow the character. Self-publishing and building a fandom is a great approach. Thanks for sharing your creation.”
— David
“I love the message!”
“This looks awesome! I love the message. Great work on this!”
— Brandon
“Anyone could read this and take away the message.”
“I really enjoyed it. The scene where Panel Pete turns into a snake against the bullies was great, and I love that the story ends with the characters on good terms. Billy bringing the book back so someone else could get help was such a cool touch. I really feel like anyone could read this and take away the message. I’m so excited for you!”
— Colin
