Ellipsis: Book One

El•lip•sis (noun)

From Ancient Greek (elleipsis) to leave out, fall short

1. A mark or series of marks used to indicate an intentional omission, unfinished thought or a trailing off into silence. The ellipsis can also inspire a feeling of melancholy or longing.

2. A sudden leap from one topic to another.

3. A comic composed of six standalone but interconnected short stories by Tom Humberstone

Issue 1/6 Pregnant Pause. A young woman contemplates the transient and incongruous nature of airports as she begins a new chapter of her life.