The Loving Reaper

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Engineered Heroics: One comic focuses on a puppy who either drowned or died of hypothermia because two guys decided to throw him into a cold lake and to pretend to rescue him. They did this multiple times since they wanted a good shot of it for their Youtube channel. The comic ends with both of them being hailed as heroes by their comments section, with no one even knowing that not only is the "puppy rescue" video fake, but that they killed the puppy they "rescued". The comic is a clear stab at the 'Rescue Ring' of animal abuse channels that masquerade as being animal rescuers, when in reality the people behind them engineer the situations for nothing more than clout and money at the expense of the suffering of the animals they film. When a wild fox is saved from drowning by a girl and reanimated by Life, he breaks into laughter, very happy to have lost against Life. A pet is a lifelong responsibility and not a toy you can just ignore when you get tired of it. Think of the animal's welfare before buying or adopting one. Death by Despair: The mother swan whose eggs were crushed by teenagers is so heartbroken that she dies and welcomes death without any hesitation. This is sadly Truth in Television; swans (especially Mute swans, the species of swan involved in the real story that inspired this particular part) are known to grieve for the loss of their mate or offspring, and will quite literally die because of it in some cases.

In "Good Boy", a human child does pass away in hospital of an unspecified illness Death sends the dog who passed away earlier in the strip to comfort the boy after his passing. Break the Cutie: In the Dogfighting comic, the people abuse the pit bull puppy till it becomes hateful, angry, and aggressive. Tomato in the Mirror: The whale in Henry seems to be unaware of the fact that he is the "Henry" in the poster. Subverted, as he reveals that he always knew that. Double subverted on Patreon where it is revealed that Henry was the former occupant of his tank, and his spirit was racing the whale, even though he couldn't see him.The owls from "It Will Change" are among the few animals in the series to anticipate Death’s arrival. They’re still framed as sympathetic, just as all the other animals are. Don't Fear the Reaper: The Reaper is a kind being who does whatever he can to comfort the souls he must collect.

Death: It's uh... (...) It hunts via electricity and it lays eggs, but still lactates... somehow... and it has venom too! With 80 different kinds of toxins to be exact!

Aokigahara by JennyJinya, visual art

Une étude révèle que des déchets plastiques sont présents dans l'estomac de 90% des oiseaux marins. Entre 1950 et 2010, une étude a révélé un déclin de 67% des populations d'oiseaux marins. A webcomic by Jenny-Jinya which premiered in October 2019. Each comic follows the Grim Reaper, who talks with animals that have recently passed on. Each comic also has an Aesop pertaining to Human-Animal relations. l'heure actuelle, on attend encore parler de chats noirs associés aux superstitions dans de nombreux pays. Les animaux de refuge qui sont noirs ont beaucoup moins de chances d'être adoptés que les animaux d'autres couleurs. In "Greens," Death finds a domestic rabbit who's dying of exposure. The rabbit wishes that they could have seen the grass and flowers that they dreamed of before they died, and Death shows them the souls of the dead plants he's collected, saying that everything that dies becomes part of his realm.