Synopsis
In a modern world, not unlike our own, research into psychiatry and its nuances has stalled. World powers boast their devastating weapons, futuristic tech and success in moving towards a better quality of life- for most. But among all the excitement, those struggling with themselves have slipped through the cracks. “If they cannot help to develop the beautiful oasis we have nurtured, then why do they exist at all? What use is there for those who are broken and unable to put themselves back together? We need innovators, explorers, extraordinaires… not such individuals who have already failed us."
An answer of what to do with these nobodies can be found with one such man, who carries with him a goal to reshape society as he knows it.
TRIGGER WARNINGS: Medical abuse, medical malpractice, body horror, needles, drugging, self harm, mentions of CSA (Child Sexual Abuse), vomiting, and blood.
* Chapters will present a Trigger Warning page at the start to let viewers be aware of these heavy topics.
Authors Note
"This comic is meant to be entertaining and fun while also having aspects of educational awareness that should be taken maturely. I want my comic to help people feel seen, even the with the less talked about sides of mental and physical trauma."
Newsletter
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Chapter 3 Update
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Dear Patients,
The newest Mini Comic Importunate has been added to the Library and is available to read right now! In addition, the website has gone under more adjustments, with a site map being added (which you may find at the bottom of the website) as well as moving all old Newsletter announcements and Website Updates in their new and more contained pages. These logs can be found within the Site Map underneath the "Home" section and will permanently stay there for archiving reasons. Lastly, there will be an integration added later this week for RSS (Really Simple Syndication) so that Patients can keep an even closer eye on any published Newsletters in the future! Thank you once again for your support and patience, and may you continue to have hope here at Greyhill Asylum.
