No Future - The Justice
Jul 10, 2019
The result of a tarot colab I was in for tapastic comic artists.
"Osiris, the character used in this card, is my comic character based off the Egyptian god of the same name. I tried to use his design in my comics while also referencing more details from the myth that do not show up in the comic, while also trying to stay true to the tarots original themes.
It was an interesting balancing act to try and figure what needed to stay true to the story, what needed to stay true to the myth, and what what needed to stay true to the tarot."
You can find the rest of the cards by the other artists here - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gFgG1h-aAlbDHrtMy8k9saAAI29mPzaX
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Death is final and cannot be changed, not even by gods.
The god of death accidentally took the life of Andrew Perkasin before it was his time to go, in an attempt to compensate Death asks Era and Aeon, two lesser time gods, to reverse time to warn Andrew of his fate and give him a second chance at living his life so that he may live it with as much fulfillment as possible before his untimely encounter with death.
Andrew must now try to meet his life goals before he dies, while balancing school, family, his social life, a relationship and living alongside gods.
Because I get asked this question a lot in the comments section, yes, this comic contains LGBTQ+ content.
The god of death accidentally took the life of Andrew Perkasin before it was his time to go, in an attempt to compensate Death asks Era and Aeon, two lesser time gods, to reverse time to warn Andrew of his fate and give him a second chance at living his life so that he may live it with as much fulfillment as possible before his untimely encounter with death.
Andrew must now try to meet his life goals before he dies, while balancing school, family, his social life, a relationship and living alongside gods.
Because I get asked this question a lot in the comments section, yes, this comic contains LGBTQ+ content.
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