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A Long Eviction
The color palette is of desaturated purples. Panel one: A fat, nude figure (Jessi) with long wavy hair pulled out all around them stands with their arms clutched to their chest. Text in boxes around them read, "I... don't feel like I'm a good person. Sometimes I think I am, but mostly... I think I'm a bad person." Panel two: Jessi sitting in front of their computer, speaking with someone with curly hair on the monitor. Text reads, "I'm in therapy, but it's still hard." Panel three: Jessi's hand illustrating Panel 1. Text reads, "Even as I draw this, I think...." Panel four: Three thought bubbles with text that read, "You just want attention. You just want people to feel sorry for you. No one will like this because they know you're a bad person."
The color palette is of varying shades of purple with pops of white and yellow. The background is a very dark purple, almost black. Panel one: Jessi stands surrounded by speech bubbles that press up against them from every angle, each filled with negative comments about Jessi. Text reads, "A lot of things seem to confirm my worst suspicions. The text in the speech bubbles read, "You just want attention. You just want money. You don't care. You're just too sensitive. Don't ever talk to MY family again, bitch. You're the only one who ever has a problem. Autistic people are fucking evil, man. I'm not being defensive, you're just being really aggressive. Lazy. You're such an asshole. Mean. You're unreasonable. You look scary when you don't smile. You're so rude." Jessi presses their hands to their ears to block them out. Panel two: Jessi struggles to slam a door closed on the speech bubbles. Text above reads, "I do my best to..." Panel three: Text continues, "...block out these words...." Jessi is in a room with their eyes closed and headphones covering their ears. In the background, the knob wriggles as if something is trying to enter. Panel four: The text finishes, "...but...." An ominous figure opens the door with a creak and stares inside, their eyes glowing yellow as they stare.

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A Long Eviction | An autobiographical comic about finding ways to deal with anxiety and trauma.

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A Long Eviction | An autobiographical comic about finding ways to deal with anxiety and trauma.

4 page digital PDF | Self-published in 2023

Upon purchase, you’ll be able to download the digital PDF comic. You can download the comic up to 3 times for thirty days after purchasing. If you miss your chance to download the PDF in those first 30 days, please reach out to me at hellojbeoin [@] gmail.com.

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