A collection of graphic short stories is called the Urban Chronicle series. This unique series portrays living in a metropolis, in contrast to the traditional comic book genres. Urban sociology's classification of the built environment's infrastructure has always been a mystery. People who live in cities are frequently accused of fleeing their rural lifestyle for the conveniences of a bourgeois city. Is it real, though? Is cosmopolitanism free from difficulties and struggles? My stories are meagre attempts to answer the aforementioned issues through humorous tales that imaginatively blend words and pictures together to depict this isolated and dispersed reality. The three stories in the first Urban Chronicles series are set in the modern age, which gives them a slightly suspicious feel.