Far Out West #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Far Out West" #1, written and illustrated by Even Eve, kicks off a surreal, self-reflective journey through the mind of Polly Morfus, a young woman navigating the threshold of adulthood. Trapped in a corridor of a zillion doors, she's guided by a computer-like voice—her own subconscious—to explore 37 human instincts, each door leading to a different life path, from communes to cults to family dynamics, all testing her independence. With a bold, hand-drawn aesthetic and a dreamlike narrative, this first issue sets up a unique exploration of identity and autonomy, ending with Polly joining others who seek to build their own utopia. Cover by Even Eve.
In "Far Out West," written and illustrated by Even Eve, Polly Morfus—caught between childhood and adulthood—steps through a surreal corridor of endless doors, each a portal to a different facet of human instinct. Guided by a voice that’s her own mind, she navigates communes, relationships, and family rituals, only to find that every path demands she conform. But when she meets kindred spirits who reject control, she dares to imagine a life built on freedom.
In this quiet, resonant moment from *Far Out West #1*, two friends—Polly and her companion—stride toward the horizon, the weight of their journey settling into the stillness. As the sun dips low, Polly muses, “Answer? I thought we were still working on the Question!”—a line that lingers with warmth and open-ended wonder. Written and drawn entirely by Even Eve, the story captures a rare, reflective pause in a world where the search itself is the point.
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