Preview: Aperture

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Aperture

(W) Kirsten Thompson (A) Huenito

A sweeping YA time-slip romance where love bridges a century, but history threatens to tear it apart.

When Sage, a first-year university student, discovers a forgotten camera in the library archives, she’s thrust into a world beyond her own time. The camera links her to August, a student who walked the same halls more than a century earlier. What begins as a miraculous connection soon deepens into something neither of them expected. But history has a way of pulling people apart—and as WWI looms for August, the closer they grow, the more impossible it seems to hold on.

A comic book cover titled 'APERTURE' featuring two characters: one standing in a cluttered library and the other in a snowy room, both holding small items. The title is prominently displayed with the authors' names and publishing details at the bottom.
A black-and-white comic panel depicting a large, ornate building in the background with a group of people walking towards it. In the foreground, a character with dark hair and a t-shirt is sitting at a desk, surprised by a paper flying past her. The panels include text discussing the unpredictability of plans.
A comic panel featuring a character named Sage who looks surprised as another character hands her a stack of papers. The dialogue indicates that they are discussing choosing a major and extracurricular activities.
A monochrome comic strip showing a girl walking down a hall while checking her phone. The first panel displays a message from her mom about a due balance. The second panel shows a frustrated expression as she thinks it's typical for them. The last panel shows a notification from a contact about practice. The girl's demeanor changes from frustration to surprise.
A black and white comic strip featuring two characters. The first panel shows a girl named Sage looking annoyed while holding a piece of paper. The second panel depicts another character calling out to Sage, who is surrounded by two other individuals. The third panel captures Sage assertively replying, 'I AM NOT,' while being playfully pulled by one of the characters.
A person stands at the base of a grand library building with intricate architecture, staring at its large entrance. A speech bubble says, 'THAT FIGURES.'
Two characters standing in a large, dimly lit library filled with books, discussing an assignment. A third character is visible in the background, behind a curtain.

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