I’m writing a fantasy book as well. Just to riff off if your last paragraph, I have a continent with 3 power structures in it: two cooperatives and one kingdom. Long story short, one of the coops undermines the kingdom and agrees to “official” neutrality alongside the other coop during an intra-kingdom insurrection. Vengefully displaced people fight protracted war until finally marching through the capital and the rebel leader chokes the monarch to death with his bare hands. It’s really cathartic to write about a world where collectives are the norm and things like housing markets and bargaining for food would seem weird and distasteful. Not just weird, but foreign - as if they have trouble comprehending that one would barter for food.
That sounds incredibly idyllic. If you don’t mind me asking, where does the central conflict in your comic arise? I can’t imagine anything in the setting going wrong outside of natural disasters and occasional accidents.