And then, Harlowe vanished.
Harlowe is studying hard to try and get a leg up on her future. She struggles with trying to balance her ambitions with circumstances sometimes beyond her control. Often, she is sad and stressed. Or sometimes just empty. She isn’t sure which is worse.
Meanwhile, the inhabitants of Altus live in constant fear, being slowly driven away from the sea.
This is a story about where these two worlds intersect.
Harlowe Vanished updates with a new page every Monday.
New readers should be strongly cautioned that this comic does deal with depression, anxiety, suicide and suicidal ideation, post traumatic stress disorder, and is recommended for readers 14 years and up as there is occasionally strong language, mild violence, and heavy subject matter.
About the Creators
Amy King is a freelance artist who has spent the better part of her life daydreaming about what to put into boxes on a page. When she isn’t doing anything involving comics or illustration, she’s most likely making googly eyes at a cat, playing tabletop games, or screaming into the void. She is the main writer and illustrator of the comic. You can find her all over the internet if you’re into that kind of thing, including on twitter, instagram, tumblr, or even her portfolio site!
Kay King has contributed both characters and their sharp skills as a flat colorist to this comic. They also help with editing dialogue. If you’d like to see more of their work, they can be found on twitter and tumblr!
Sam Langenfeld is currently working in the apparel industry, and has also contributed characters as well as helped edit dialogue and writing. You can check her out on twitter and instagram!