Hey there, everyone! We are here to announce that a new Gravity Falls charity zine is in progress!
As you can see above, the project is called Wayfaring Strangers, and it will explore Stan and Ford’s times spent traveling, both in their younger years apart and their senior years together. The zine will look at three major stages in their lives: The early years after Stan is kicked out and Ford goes off to college and Gravity Falls, Stan’s misadventures in and out of Gravity Falls and Ford’s time in the multiverse, and their time reunited and sailing the world.
We have a great list of artists that we’ve brought together for this project, and it’s shaping up to be something pretty special. If everything goes according to plan, we’re hoping to deliver everyone a quality hardcover zine with some fun extra goodies! We hope you’ll follow us here and keep a close eye on updates as we get this ready over the next few months.
As stated above, the proceeds from the zine will be going to charity, although we’re still looking into where we will donate the money, so stay tuned!
Delilah Miller was supposed to be normal. She wasn’t one of the 43 born in October, she was supposed to grow up in her small English town and become a teacher or something. She wasn’t supposed to help prevent the apocalypse. At least, that’s what she thought.
When her mother moved her across the world, she never though she’d become a member of The Umbrella Academy, never thought her mother would practically sell her off to be experimented on. But well, Reginald Hargreeves paid well to have Delilah pumped with the Hargreeves kid’s blood.
Known as ‘Number 8’ to Reginald and 'The Hybrid’ to the Media, Delilah becomes one of the world’s only 'superhero’s’. However, when Ben dies, she finds herself packing up her things and going back to the place she once called home, only returning for a certain funeral.
Originally posted April 6, 2005, as an award for a user who got the 5885th hit on my deviantArt page; lightly edited and posted here due to Echoes from the West’s closure.
