Book One · Drowning at Black Hymn · in the works
— The cast
Characters
The people (and the car) at the center of Gravestone Girl.
— Gravestone Girl · Protagonist
Eliza Draycott
Twenty-one. A gothic deathrock punk and a working supernatural investigator.
Her look is armor and she knows it: a forward-leaning deathhawk, deathlocks that stop just below the jaw, a skull camisole, fishnets and a pleated skirt, mid-calf platform boots with a big silver skull buckle, fingerless gloves, a spiked choker and a bat pendant.
Under all of it is a face that still reads young. That contradiction is the point.
— Mechanic
Ember Kerrigan
Curly red hair, band tees, ripped jeans, a tool belt and a Kerrigan Repairs patch.
Ember moves like she’s bolted to the floor: grounded, weighted, hard to knock over. Kerrigan’s Auto Repair is her family’s shop, and it’s her territory.
— 1960 Cadillac Superior Crown
The Mourner
Eliza’s hearse, and the first thing you see in Book One.
It’s a 1960, not a ’57 or ’58, which wear a different face and different fins. Those tail fins are how you’ll recognize it at a distance.
The Mourner isn’t transport. It’s cast.
Gravestone Girl
An original gothic-horror graphic novel series by Phil Davis. Published by BOMBpop13.
— Explore
— Contact
— Get updates
© 2026 Bombpop13 LLC. All rights reserved.