Finding Yourself in Templeton
Jun 04, 2026
Welcome to the first episode of Things Are Afoot! I've been working on this story for about two years now and I'm so excited to share it with y'all. I'll be posting new episodes every Thursday until the webtoon catches up with the current story. I hope you enjoy it!
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It’s December 1998 and Templeton, Pennsylvania – the “most isolated town in America” – is celebrating its 100 year anniversary.
Founded by a group of trainwreck survivors in an uncharacteristically inhospitable valley, Templeton was built as a sanctuary for weary travelers, a home for outsiders, and an escape from reality.
For nearly a century, they’ve managed to stay peaceful, quiet, and disconnected from the outside world. That is, until E. B. Ramone, investigative journalist, crash-lands into their annual Lighter Days celebration.
What is a lighthouse doing in central Pennsylvania? Why ban maps and mirrors? And, in a town full of stowaways, what does it really mean to ‘belong’?
Founded by a group of trainwreck survivors in an uncharacteristically inhospitable valley, Templeton was built as a sanctuary for weary travelers, a home for outsiders, and an escape from reality.
For nearly a century, they’ve managed to stay peaceful, quiet, and disconnected from the outside world. That is, until E. B. Ramone, investigative journalist, crash-lands into their annual Lighter Days celebration.
What is a lighthouse doing in central Pennsylvania? Why ban maps and mirrors? And, in a town full of stowaways, what does it really mean to ‘belong’?
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