IN A NUTSHELL:

• I post gifs or jpegs (“panels”), sometimes in groups, often with text excerpts. I refer to each post as a page.
  
• Sometimes the story is open to guidance by readers. You submit short suggestions (addressed to the characters) via the “Telegrams” section.
  
• You read it and enjoy. Reblog to discuss. I often reblog right away with my commentary and to chat with readers. I sometimes reblog with silly bonus gifs.
• Just read it, you’ll get the idea. The navigation is under each page, and also responds to the arrow keys of your keyboard.

And now, the long version…

Hello, and welcome to Phantasmagoria.

Don’t panic, you are now asleep.

You may notice a slight weight on your face, but don’t fret, it’s simply your Placidus, the dreamer’s spirit guide mask. If you’d be so kind as to lift it off, we may begin. However, keep in mind that you must not lose or break your Placidus. If you begin to feel sleepy during this session, quickly place the mask back on post haste. Failure to do so can lead to severe ramifications.

Now, let us begin.

End of Infinity is a Multi-Meida Interactive Comic or MMIC (basically the same thing as an MSPA ^[about] ).

It’s in the Decopunk style, set in a time of recovery long after an immense societal collapse. Characters traverse both the waking world and a dream land called Phantasmagoria.

This is a project done for fun.
EOI is lead by myself, Cari “MiX” Garafalo, and a few of my closest friends. We sometimes hold RP sessions where we play as various characters and explore what this world is, as well as who we really are at heart. I then use the logs to write the pivotal Arcs of this story and then produce all the pages and panels. They also help with other things like proof reading, tweaking the theme and custom stuff for the site, and basically anything else I’m too ignorant to do or when I’m too busy making panels and pages. Most of the help I get is from the wonderfully talented code ninja and long-time bro Cy.

Throughout the Arcs I often open the Telegram Office to take requests (“Telegrams”) for what the currently active character at the time should do next. (If it’s closed, sit tight and wait for a cue.)

Reader participation is always encouraged!
This project was made for players by players, intended as a toy for everyone to share and enjoy together.
I hope everyone has fun!

-MiX