Shuby

Undercover! + a little follow up to the previous bow tie comic

Also thank you to Umi on bluesky for the name idea with "Azirastopheles" ❤️

I spent 2 months designing the front and back designs for these two new standees, and I’m so proud of the result! What do you think? 🥹

They are 20cm and you can be pre-order them in clear or rainbow acrylic!

Pre-orders close on May 13th, which is exactly the day GO3 releases, so you can’t forget it eheh! 🥰

Also I’ve finally managed to reorganize my Kofi-shop with lots of new stuff!

You’ll find pre-order restocks of the old standees and keychains (which you won’t have to wait for shipping), as well as tons of new prints and stickers at fixed prices.

Trash Crowley from the trailer stands in the exact same spot — with a column supporting his back and the exit on his left side — he has chosen in 1941, unsure whether he was truly welcome in Aziraphale’s bookshop after their 1862 breakup and fully prepared for another rejection.

Notice how the focus of Crowley’s present time frames falls not so much on the window through which the Nazi zombies spied on the ineffable husbands back in 1941, but rather on the door — accidentally or perhaps intentionally left wide open, maybe even by the demon himself in order to make his escape route shorter.

The 1941 scene marked their first time alone in almost a century (not counting the church ruins and the drive in the Bentley, since in both instances they were in public). Crowley instantly panic froze in what he considered a safe space in a technically unfriendly territory of an angelic embassy — at least until Aziraphale went up to him, closing the physical and emotional barrier to reach for a book. That’s when the demon relaxed, undressed, and sat down, although still in the same spot.

All of the above bookshop footage could stem from a single scene, with Aziraphale gradually approaching Crowley to enter his safe space near the exit. Just imagine: the camera zooms in and circles around them while a miracle sets the dirty demon and his suit to rights (but prudently keeping his charmingly roguish stubble on), and makes plants grow in the background.

Is that the long anticipated Tree of Life behind Crowley? A Christmas tree symbolising the Second Coming? Or maybe romantic decorations suitable for a love confession? It’s hard to tell without more contextual information, but all of the available options seem more than exciting!