Never Been Deader
About Never Been Deader
Never Been Deader follows the wildly relatable Lifeless Carl as he reluctantly journeys through the afterlife. Most of Carl’s time is spent in the offices of Afterlife Industries, where he works in the Department of Intake for the recently deceased. He is joined by his dead colleagues, who are equally reluctant to be there but are always ready to complain about their jobs over some coffee.
Meet the Creator
Tommy Devoid
Tommy Devoid is a self taught artist and cartoonist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Tommy started out as a pen and ink artist, and eventually expanded into the world of digital media. He has gained popularity in recent years on social media for his uniquely vivid, colorful skeleton creations in combination with his wicked and at times […]
Characters
Carl
Carl is the relatable skeleton star of Never Been Deader. He is just trying to make ends meet like the rest of us. Sure, he may be a little dead inside, but that’s how it goes wh...
Deb
Deb is Carl’s therapist. If it wasn’t for her, Carl would probably go insane, or more insane. She is always there for honest, logical, and sometimes tough, advice.
Furball
Furball is Carl’s snarky feline who has no internal filter and a blatant distaste for humanity. Deep down inside, he cares about Carl, but is more concerned about when he is goin...
Gary
Gary is the office temp. Actually, nobody really knows what he does or how even he got here, but they are too afra...
Karen
Karen doesn’t work in the HR department, she is the HR department. If there’s any issue that needs “HR”ing, she’s on it, usually before it even happens.
Myrtle
Myrtle is Carl’s coworker, closest friend, and fellow coffee drinker. She is always down for a break to discuss the day’s work related shenanigans.
Newbie
Newbie is the newest addition at Afterlife Industries and is being regretfully trained by Carl. He tends to ask a lot of questions, but wouldn’t you, if you just died and realize...
Roger
Roger is the boss and is all business. Nothing more, nothing less. Although, on occasion, he’s good for a very dry and not very funny joke, usually at Carl’s expense.
