#crossomens

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CrossOmens Part 1: A Long Time to Hope

Part 2: A Matter of Character Part 3: Book-Bound

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No I did not disappear from the face of the Earth. I AM BACK TO SAY THERE IS ANOTHER CROSS DIMENSION COMIC SCRIPT IN THE MAKING.

Which will probably run along with The Other Side.

Character list:

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It's much easier to do this kind of thing if your partner is willing to play along.

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CrossOmens Part 2: A Matter of Character

A companion piece to my Crowley comic, in which Book and TV Aziraphale have their own little heart-to-heart over sushi. Angelic bedside manner isn't really all it's cracked up to be.

Read Part 3 here!

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Now I can post the whole thing! Read the CrossOmens comic here: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

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CrossOmens Part 3: Book-Bound

Part 1: A Long Time to Hope (Crowley) Part 2: A Matter of Character (Aziraphale)

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Artist commentary below the cut.

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I wrote the script for this comic (along with its sequel, which I may or may not commit to the page at some point) earlier this year, and in a fit of the WORST timing known to man or beast, I finally finished drawing it and had started releasing it page by page on Patreon just before a certain scandal upended the entire Good Omens fandom.

(I don't want to talk about it. Please don't make me talk about it.)

At any rate, the world is not as it was when I made this comic, and I could have trashed it without posting at all, I suppose. But I worked hard on this, and I'm proud of it, and it's some of my best work so far as an artist and writer. And not only that, I believe that under our current circumstances, the message in it is now more important than ever.

Just drive anyway.

We can't despair, we can't. Despair is the greatest enemy we have in this complicated, cruel age we live in, and the only way to combat it is to persist, through disaster and heartbreak and hopelessness, and sometimes without the people we thought would have our backs. We are only doomed if we give up.

So my ineffable friends, stay compassionate and keep asking questions. Remember that people are fundamentally people, intensely complicated and contradictory, and that you are not defined by the things that you enjoy nor are you responsible for their creators. Acknowledge the hurt, but also remember the joy, and don't be ashamed of how you found it.

And just drive anyway.

BONUS PAGE

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When all the pep talk is over

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Bonus image! A most gracious thank-you to everyone who has stopped by over the past few hours, and for your wonderful comments. It's making me itch to draw some more of these silly angels.

For context:

A Matter of Character (Aziraphale)

A Long Time to Hope (Crowley)