Damien Weathers is a 32-year old serial killer. He refuses to admit it, but he harbors many issues that have led him to making decisions that haunt him to this day. In fact, two people in particular have tried to assassinate him for the worst action of all: running away from the harsh past and leaving his children to fend for themselves. Nameless is a comic that explores the past, trauma, family, and love and heartbreak.
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Damien Weathers
Main Character
Ran away from his past to relapse into the instincts he wanted to forget about entirely. He’s pretty stand offish and rough around the edges, but he’s actually pretty sensitive deep down. He likes housepets, emo music, and sweets.
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Anna
Damien’s wife
Not much is known about Anna, but she was pretty typical. Her upbringing is another story: she wanted to get her father’s approval; she wanted to prove to him that she was smart. She used to be a hall monitor and in student government. Along with this, she liked to collect records, write, and read.
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Hecate
Xenos’ cousin
A mysterious assailant tracking down Damien. Not much is known about her, but beyond the surface, she’s much like Damien. She’s very agile, and rough on the edges. Along with this, she’s pretty reckless and locked in with the mission, but secretly, she’s very sensitive and wants Damien to remember his past.
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Kore Weathers
Serial Killer
An infamous serial killer from the 80’s-90’s. Known for cannibalizing his victims and being lustful. He has white hair, which is something Damien grew up with.
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Xenos
Hecate’s cousin
A blue-haired shut-in who spends his days building machines and gathering data on Damien. Hecate assists him with his work, as they share the same goal. He’s almost always busy, but whenever he has downtime he’ll watch cat videos or dimension-hop on his skateboard.
Questions regarding nameless
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You can read Nameless on Webtoon, Newgrounds, and Tapas.
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Chapters aren’t uploaded often, mainly because I am busy with college or personal life, but I try to publish something every 1-2 weeks.
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No, Nameless is strictly for adults, as it contains topics such as trauma, murder, uncensored profanity, and drug abuse.