Aldrich Killian's Leviathan

A modern 'mad scientist' finds darkness amidst 'strange' phenotype-studies regarding tiger-valor and must wrought distances.

An unusual sci-fi/fantasy comic about the 'wrought' diagonals of civilization...doctorates, inspired by Gattaca. 

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Aldrich Killian spent hours making child-like pencil-drawings of the Salk Institute and was certain that he'd found a way to re-present the Leviathan (the sea-beast of chaos) in the special genomics-department at the iconic science-institute for biological and chemical studies relevant to Earth evolution!

ALDRICH KILLIAN: I believe I've found the ideal way to 'rear' a tiger's awesome phenotype to render him a beast-of-valor!

He'd performed the impossible by using female-human signals/signs to rear an animal-tiger to become more sensitive to the charms/beauty of a female, and he'd become famous at creating a 'phenotype-cultivation' behavior-cage system at the Salk to make organics-development on Earth much more 'intriguing' in terms of the evocation of 'raw' dance.

ALDRICH KILLIAN: My God, what've I done...have I synthesized the most terrible form of organic-monster in a vain tiger-man?

Aldrich Killian committed suicide in his Swiss chateau after watching his favorite movie, Gattaca (Ethan Hawke), and he'd done so with a special handgun he purchased, an antique 'diamond' worth over $1M, and he left a special 'dark' message in his suicide-note which read, "My only hope/wish is that students from Dartmouth will not proceed with due-diligence the tragic course of vain-dollars I sought with my DNA-studies, and so, I've left this planet, hoping the afterlife will offer me something normal-life couldn't --- an 'immortal' sense of detour."

The pseudo-tragic moral of this unusual tale-of-science is that our protagonist antihero 'mad scientist' Aldrich Killian discovered something truly designed in his vain-glorious quest for organics/genomics self-reorganization, and that discovery, though it led to depression/suicide which is very sad, reminded his 'strange' fans/readers that there's something undeniable about the quest for knowledge --- the right to 'draw' distances.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)