Sure! Here's a short English comic story for you:

Title: The Magic Paintbrush

Once upon a time, in a small village surrounded by lush green hills, there lived a young artist named Mia. She was known for her incredible talent with colors and brushes, but she often felt unappreciated. Her dream was to create something truly magical that would bring joy to everyone.

One day, while exploring the forest near her home, Mia stumbled upon an old man sitting under a tree. He held a strange paintbrush made of shimmering gold. "This is no ordinary brush," he said, handing it to her. "It has the power to paint anything into existence."

Mia couldn't believe her luck. That night, she decided to test the brush. Closing her eyes, she painted a bowl of fresh fruit on her kitchen table. When she opened them, the fruits were real—juicy apples, sweet oranges, and plump grapes. Overjoyed, she spent hours painting beautiful scenes around her village: flowers blooming in barren fields, rivers flowing where once there was only dust, and even a magnificent castle in the distance.

Word spread quickly about Mia's magic paintbrush. People from neighboring towns came to see her work. But as more people visited, Mia noticed something strange happening. The paintings seemed to fade away after a few days, leaving behind nothing but blank walls or empty spaces.

Determined to understand why, Mia returned to the forest to ask the old man for help. When she found him again, he explained, "The magic isn’t meant to last forever. It’s here to inspire others—to remind them of their own creativity and potential."

Realizing this, Mia decided to stop relying solely on the brush. Instead, she taught herself new techniques and encouraged others to express themselves through art. Slowly, the villagers began creating their own masterpieces, filling the world with color and life.

From then on, Mia became not just an artist, but also a teacher and mentor. And though the magic paintbrush eventually disappeared, its legacy lived on in every heart it touched.

I hope you enjoyed this little tale! Let me know if you'd like any changes or another story.