History ComicBook / MarbleHornets

->''”Why are you forgetting?”''

The story begins some time after the events of the webseries. Jessica Locke has a steady job at a shipping company and appears to have moved on with her life, but when she meets a mysterious masked person while on a delivery, it becomes clear that she can’t hide from her past forever.

* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: Issue 3.5, “totheark”, follows [[spoiler: Brian as he makes his way through the titular location.]]
* AscendedExtra: Jessica was a fairly minor character in the original series, only appearing in a few entries and having little bearing on the plot. She’s the protagonist here.

** Most of [[spoiler: Masky’s]] dialogue in issue 3.5 is a twisted version of [[spoiler: the BreakingSpeech that Alex gave Tim in Entry 86.]]
** [[spoiler: Alex’s appearance in the Ark is identical to the one he had in the “really vivid nightmare” that Jay described on his Twitter — his eyes are missing, and he only vocalizes via high-pitched screeches.]]
* ChargeIntoCombatCut: How the scene at the abandoned house ends. [[spoiler: Jessica swings her pipe at Skully, and the scene cuts away to a woman finding Jessica lost in Rosswood.]]
* CreepyDoll: The comic briefly features an old woman who collects eerie dolls. It isn’t particularly plot-relevant, though.

* EyeMotifs: Seems to be developing one. The title of Issue #2 (and a podcast Jessica and Adam listen to) is ''Eyes Open'', [[spoiler: and Jess herself is repeatedly seen with dark, sketchy circles for eyes.]]
* FusionDance: [[spoiler: Skully turns out to be a fusion of all the Operator’s previous victims, including (but not limited to) Jay, Brian, [[TragicMonster Alex]], and [[AscendedExtra White-Shirt Guy]].]]

* HumanoidAbomination: The Operator, as is par for the course in this series. [[spoiler: Also what Skully ultimately turns out to be.]]
* ImMelting: [[spoiler: Jessica hallucinates her doppelganger removing her face and melting into sludge.]]

* PaintingTheMedium: During Jessica’s breakdown, the panels become jagged and erratically-shaped, with edges like torn paper.

* TheReveal: Quite possibly the biggest one in the series comes in Issue 3.5: [[spoiler: The Ark is revealed to be an infinitely looping dimension, where the Operator’s victims are stored.]]
* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness: Jessica has begun hallucinating from Operator exposure, and it's often unclear what's real and what isn't.

** Most of [[spoilers: Masky’s]] dialogue in issue 3.5 is a twisted version of [[spoiler: the BreakingSpeech that Alex gave Tim in Entry 86.]]

* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: Issue 3.5, “totheark”, follows Brian as he makes his way through the titular location.

* CallBack: According to bonus commentary, Jessica using a pipe as a weapon was a small callback to Alex doing the same in the original series.

* FusionDance: [[spoiler: Skully turns out to be a fusion of all the Operator’s previous victims

* BookEnds: The webseries ended on driving. The comics begin with driving.

''WebVideo/MarbleHornets'' is a PsychologicalHorror webseries and one of the key players in Franchise/TheSlenderManMythos. It ended in June of 2014, but has since been continued in a comic, written by Troy Wagner and illustrated by Jackie Reynolds. The first issue, ''Regards'', recieved a digital release on February 25th, 2019, with plans to later release it as a physical book.\\
The story begins some time after the events of the webseries. Jessica Locke has a steady job at a shipping company and appears to have moved on with her life, but when she meets a mysterious masked man while on a delivery, it becomes clear that she can’t hide from her past forever.

* PipePain: Jessica briefly uses a discarded pipe as a weapon.