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Isn't it too late for that?

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Here is the full redrawn comic! I'll post the old version from 2018 in a reblog for very dramatic comparison

[ID: A 4-page comic rendered in a somewhat sketchy style. It is mostly in grayscale with red elements.

Page 1: The first panel shows a skeleton in a red robe with a red umbrella held in its hand. White text reads, "Let's go in the garden." The next panel, which is alongside the first, is nearly identical, except that a hand is now reaching out to grasp the umbrella handle. Text reads, "you'll find something waiting." Below is a horizontal panel showing Taako, a thin elf with dark skin, freckles, and lighter, wavy hair partially in a side braid. He wears a wizard hat with a glowing star hanging from the tip. He is holding up the umbrella and looking at it in surprise. Text reads, "right there, where you left it." Finally, in the fourth panel, Taako's expression has turned to confusion. Across from him is the white silhouette of another elf with long, blowing hair and a similar facial structure. Text reads, "lying upside-down."

Page 2: There are three horizontal panels in different shades of gray. The first shows Lucretia from the chest up, facing forward. She is a dark-skinned young woman with dark skin and short, textured white hair and wears a red robe. She smiles shyly as she holds a book to her chest. Her eyes are scratched out in black. White text reads, "when you finally find it." The second panel shows Lucretia as an older woman with a shaved head, dark robes, and a serious expression. She holds a light wooden staff with a glowing light at the top. Text reads, "you'll see how it's faded." Finally, the third panel shows black, full-body silhouettes of Magnus, Merle, Taako, and Lucretia in profile. The first three walk as a group as Lucretia hangs back. Text reads, "the underside is lighter when you turn it around."

Page 3: The page is divided vertically, with half being light gray and half being black. The gray side shows a gauntlet, a monocle, a bunched-up sash, crystals, a chalice, and a bell, all rendered in white. Black text reads, "Everything stays right where you left it." On the black side, rendered in white lineart, is a jellyfish with a galaxy-like swirl and stars inside its bell. White text reads, "Everything stays but it still changes."

Page 4: At the top of the page is a carved wooden duck among a large amount of white space, as if falling through it. The duck is partly painted red. Black text reads, "Ever so slightly, daily and nightly." At the bottom of the page are two panels with completely black backgrounds. In the first, there is a figure in a hooded red robe in profile. White text reads, "in little ways." In the second panel, the figure has turned toward the viewer, showing only white, glowing eyes where the face should be. The text reads, "everything stays." End ID.]

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I'm SO EXCITED that we get to reveal a brand-new 10-page excerpt from The Eleventh Hour GN! It's some fun time loop shenanigans!! And a lot of gruesome deaths!! Which were quite an adventure to figure out how to make work on the page!

Also featuring a lot of little bits of Roswell acting. I love them.

You can read the full excerpt exclusively on popverse here!!

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Please donate to your local abortion funds and planned parenthoods, and please please PLEASE participate in your local protests. Do not stay silent and complacent with this decision.

In the meantime, please spread these resources on any and all platforms to help as many people as possible get the information and help they need.

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The way I screamed and would give my life savings to have this come tro fruition

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Let's break down the McElroy brother team-ups once and for all.

Justin & Griffin vs. Travis: the most common. For some reason these two loves to rip Travis apart regarding everything. If Clint isn't there Travis will always be the first target.

Justin & Travis vs. Griffin: the second most common. They're his older brothers. They don't do it constantly but when they do it it's so brutal that everyone remembers every time it happens. It is hilarious.

Griffin & Travis vs. Justin: the rarest. They try but most often they fail. Is it because he's their older brother or because Justin is impossible to drive over the edge by making fun of him? It's both, one would not exist without the other.

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my favorite thing about imbalance so far is the implication that kravitz is constantly inviting friends over without his grumpy partner’s knowledge and is responsible for maintaining relationships with everyone. like the literal grim reaper is the cheerful, friendly one in the relationship and like i knew that already but it’s still lovely to see

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in every friend group, there’s at least one:

psychic Southern belle who wants just a little bit of forbidden knowledge

terrifying goth woman who wants kids to think she’s cool

rock whose sleep schedule is more ambigious than their gender

soft-voiced kleptomaniac with goat legs

exhausted man who multiclassed as short king and team dad

geriatric returning character with quests

Claptrap

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Leiland and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

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that motherfucker

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Soft times with a robot and a rock.

Leave it to Taliesin to make Galaxy Brain an actual character aesthetic.

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Full body art

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Fresh Cut Grass and his friends

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You’re real weird about money. You love it so much. I also really love watching you eat, though. You know this.

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Every friend group has:

A bimbo

A mean bisexual

A even meaner lesbian

She/theys

He/theys

A token straight that’s on thin ice

An astrology bitch that has everyone’s birth chart memorized

And a short king

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scary scary, but in a good way