"A.V.H.U" - New Moon

Tegan has spent his young life in lavish comfort, watching his parents pursue their passions. His father is the head of a business empire, and his mother is at the mercy of her creative spirit. Coming from his mother’s extraordinary show in Europe, he slips on a polaroid that captures people he doesn't recognize but in an odd sense had his name and writing that left him bewildered.

As he returns home from that night, a confrontation with his father occurs due to the expectation for him to run the family business. He's tired of such confrontations. To get away from it all, he decided to go out for a few days to enjoy the city life, but that is when things began to get bizarre.

As he walks throughout the city enjoying his time away, he begins to hear his mother’s music that hasn't been released to the U.S. As such, Tegan looks to see whose playing such music, he stumbles across someone on his path to finding the player and without a touch puts him to sleep.

Waking up in the middle of nowhere, with polaroid photos (looking like the one he slips on heading home from his mother’s show) leads him to a tree that will alter his life forever. 

A four-part DRAMA that challenges not only the idea of attracting one’s dreams into reality, but how the world treats those who goes for what they want.

A View from Halfway Up is a COMING-OF-AGE tale where a young adult will go against adversity to witness fun moments but having to withstand poignant and heartbreak in others.

Co-Written by: Gustavo Soria / Written by: Jack S. Morrison

Cover illustrated by: Aniro / Inside illustrated by: El Studio

(The work you’ll see in the preview will be changed in the full release of the graphic novel)