BendayRelay-9 · Issue 14
Serialized sci-fi · printed on pulp

THE SURVEY
LOG, INKED

Benday turns the mission console into a comic page — tiers of panels, Ben-Day dots, and balloons — so every watch reads like the next issue.

Open issue 14 and start the descent.
Page 1 · The premise

A CONSOLE THAT READS LIKE A COMIC


Relay-9 is a deep-survey crew of six, chasing the gap between a giant's rings. Every watch they print a new issue: contacts logged, plates registered, echoes lost. Benday is the language that page is printed in.

HOW TO READ IT. Panels are held apart by the gutter. Dots carry the tint. Balloons carry the voice. Nothing floats; everything is printed.
This issue
14

watches printed since the gap was sighted.

Page 2 · The press

THREE PLATES, ONE PAGE


Black key plate
01

linework + dots

Cobalt plate
02

cool spot ink

Vermillion plate
03

hot spot ink

Pull quote

"DEPTH IS THE
GUTTER, NOT
THE SHADOW."

Page 3 · What you get

FOUR-COLOUR FUNCTION


Tier layout

Build screens as comic tiers — unequal panels paced by width, held apart by one constant gutter. No two rows are the same.

No cardsNo shadow

Ben-Day voice

Dots tint the inks and balloons carry the narration, so the interface speaks in the comic's own language — and recolours on any palette swap.

DotsBalloons

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A new issue every watch. Inked, not rendered.