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The helmet till wears has red letters on it and the crayon the child holds sticks out amongst the otherwise monochrome pallet of the rest of the drawing.

Another time the viewer sees the color red is when Till gets shot at from behind, losing a part of his ear in the proccess. Blood splattering across his face.

The last time we see red is with these panels, Ivan's pupils are-again, a stark contrast to the monochrome that is Till' viewpoint.

Remember, what we're reading is how Till perceives the world, this is showcased especially because in comparison to Mizi's comic (Bright colours and vibrant hues, even in times of despair) isn't as bleak.

So we know this is a purposeful choice done by vivinos, not just a decision done because they felt too lazy to give a guy who got out of death's door a pop of color.

So, what does this mean?

Well I think that vivinos purposefully chose this because of something incredibly simple: Life.

A common theme in alien stage is life, how people live even in the face of life ending, and mind controlling, and consent taking aliens.

Children still draw and laugh.

Parents still steal their children food and kids sing and dance and laugh

The color just enunciates the sense of life and love and breath that vivinos is purposefully making us feel.

And Remember (Everything) lacks that element of living because he is only surviving: He has not yet reached closure, as stated at the very end of the comic-he does not yet allow himself to live and laugh and love because he still has something to do. He tirelessly searchers for Mizi, not because of a childish crush, but because he owes them, his beloved friends, his FAMILY, the rest that they deserve.

ENOUGH THEY MAKE ME SICK SOMEONE SAVE ME. SEDATE ME.