Sumerian Comics Turn The Used’s “All That I’ve Got” Into Graphic Novel

Looks like The Used are the next to be fully animated, in a sense. The visuals that accompanied their 2004 song “All That I’ve Got” back when it came out were delightful and kind of weird, and they’re getting a new twist now thanks to Sumerian Comics. Illustrated by PJ Kaiowa and written by Garrett Krebs, the new comic will mix elements from the song itself and its music video. It’s supposed to come out later this year on September 10, but you can pre-order it now.

The Used and Sumerian Comics posted this about the project:

“At Mended Hearts orphanage, Gage is just another forgotten child with a blank past and a vivid imagination. Haunted by dreams of faceless parents and tormented by bullies, he finds solace in the strange white rabbit that appears outside his window—leading him, one fateful night, to The Used Bookstore. Among the dusty stacks, Gage discovers a mysterious, barbed-wire-bound book with no description and a haunting cover: a weathered oak tree with a heart hanging from a noose. Its pages seem to know him, and when the final chapter is found blank, the line between fiction and reality begins to blur.

Transported into a surreal and decaying world where hearts hang from trees and a forgotten manor hides its secrets, Gage must navigate a dark fairy tale of twisted forests, strange allies, and cryptic truths. As the story unfolds around him, Gage realizes this isn’t just any tale—it’s his. And the ending isn’t written… yet.”