Webcomic + print · Dark comedy
Processing #4 cover preview: a figure meditating atop a boulder under an orange skyProcessing #3 cover: a screaming woman with hellish figures in her handProcessing #2 cover: a man in a suit seated on a stool, washed in blue lightProcessing #1 cover: three faces split by a beam of light
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Processing — The Comic, Created by Clyde.

What if every afterlife exists?

Having believed in nothing in life, Clyde must navigate the Department of Processing, a bureaucratic agency established to give non-believers another chance at finding eternal bliss.

For fans of Sex Criminals and It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth.

Format
Webcomic
Free online
Issues 1–3
Episodes
20
In print
Issue #1
Genre
Dark comedy
Made
100% human

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Processing runs in episodes, collected into issues. Scroll it episode by episode the way it was posted, or read each issue as print pages.

Self-portrait of C. Clyde sitting on the floor, holding a sign that reads: What does heaven look like to you?
The question at the center

What does heaven look like to you?

Processing blends autobio comics, dark comedy and the surreal. It explores mental health, grief, identity, existential philosophy and societal issues through a story that borders on memoir at times.

Why it’s called Created by Clyde
In print

The first issue in a limited print run, collected alongside Problems After Death #1–3 for a full 32 pages of comics.

Processing #1 cover: three faces split by a beam of light
Interior page: Central Processing’s welcome brochure
Interior page: Clyde scrolling the jumpr app
Pages
32
Format
Saddle-stitched
Trim
6.625 × 10.25 in
Price
$4.99
Strips from the same world

Problems After Death

Bite-sized stories from the Department of Processing, released between new episodes.

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Problems After Death: a bespectacled tech founder, drawn in bold ink
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