I don't know how I should write the hook...

So, I'm working a web-comic-to-be, but I don't know how to make the opening as interesting as it can be.

The whole mess starts for our heroine, Rosemary, when she suddenly starts experiencing a sensation she can't describe. It gets stronger or weaker depending on where she goes, so she follows this sensation to find its source. Eventually she finds its source out in the middle of the woods, where somebody from her school is holding a rock that is giving off something invisible that is making her feel these sensations, which leads to the discovery that she has ESP, as the sensation in question is her 6th sense, which activated in response to the rock.

Write the most boring, uninspired first scene ever. Then keep writing till you finish the chapter. Then edit the first scene when you have the time.

That's a good idea, actually. Thanks, Lera!

Oh pshaw, it's how I start off 99.9% of my stuff. xD You're welcome!

I would write something to the effect of "Rosemary had an itch". Short and sharp. The next paragraph can make it clear that it's not some ordinary sensation or feeling, and that it grows weaker or stronger depending on where she goes.

That's how I would do it. Though yeah, doing the rest first might be a good idea.

I'm not sure how to translate that into comic-book form, though...

Bit late, but if people need this for future reference, I'd recommend a one-page spread that has the sentence "Rosemary had an itch..." on a monochromatic background with Rosemary looking up at the words.

I like it :O