Gravity Falls Graphic Novels & Stories

Chapter 1 Kelly There's a moment between impact and realisation that you're about to hit the ground a wise person once said that; when you fall down you are in free fall, you don't realise that gravity is going to pull you down and the minute gravity pulls you down that's when you can feel the impact and pain of the events that had just transpired and falling down isn't falling down if you don't feel pain . Is the realisation that you're hurt and it's accepting that you're in pain and you had no control over what had just happened.

He looked down quickly and discovered that he was actually falling from a height of over thirty meters above ground. Moreover, the gravity there seemed to be a little stronger than normal! After the momentary panic, Zayn quickly calmed himself and adjusted his body posture by curling up into the fetal position. When he was landing, he bent his knees and rolled on the ground to neutralize the intense impact. Of course, even after all his efforts, crashing into the ground was somewhat painful. It was fortunate that his body was abnormally strong. An ordinary person would have been smashed into a pulp after falling from such a high altitude.

Harvey takes a napkin and writes by hand, his handwriting precise but without the coldness of an official document: F = G × m₁ × m₂ / r² “G is the gravitational constant, M is Earth’s mass, and r is the radius,” he explains with a patience I don’t recognize. “But you can replace it with any planet.” “And does it always work?” “For any body with enough mass,” he confirms. “Physics is universal.” Claire studies the equation with the analytical seriousness she inherited from her father. I remain in the doorway, not entering, watching this impossible scene: Harvey Prescott teaching physics to my daughter without trying to control the outcome.

"Do you really think he’s changed, Atlas?" I didn’t have an answer for that, even though I didn’t think Rowan was a bad person anymore. At some point, Frank started helping me with my physics homework, leaning over my notebook like we were back in middle school. To my surprise, he was better at it than I thought—patient, providing little doodles and metaphors that made the concepts stick in the silliest ways. "So basically," he said, sketching a crooked stick figure on my notes, "if this guy jumps off a cliff, gravity’s gonna have a blast. That’s Newton’s way of saying ’you played yourself.’"

The ladder jerks without warning, as if the bullet shot its last legs, before the entire frame tips backwards. For one horrifying second, I’m weightless. For one horrifying second, I’m flying. No sound, not even my dedicated curse words, leave my lips as gravity, that cunning bitch, takes hold of me, rushing me straight towards the ground just like she did Icarus. My body slams hard with a sickening crunch against something unyielding before the ladder’s weight falls on me. A slow hum floods my body as it rings, every cell perhaps shaken by the crash.

I reached out wildly, trying to grab onto anything to stop my fall, and my hands found the front of Susanna’s hospital gown. The thin fabric tore under the strain, but it was too late. The momentum of my fall pulled her down with me. Time seemed to slow down as gravity took hold. I instinctively twisted my body, curling inward to shield my stomach from the impact of my fall. Pain exploded across my back as I collided with the railing before tumbling further down the stairs. Each collision sent shock waves through my already battered body. Finally, I landed awkwardly on the landing, my breath knocked out of me in one painful gasp.

Only the Life Substitution Spirit was still alive. Such a result was utterly unacceptable. "Pfft!" Alex knelt on the ground, gasping for air. His Great Gravity Spell was only at the first level. If it was only the first level, the effect on Aria would be minimal, and it would be unable to stop her at all. Hence, he looked for a way to superimpose a full thirty-six images, each casting the Great Gravity Spell. This way, when they were superimposed together, the gravity reached a terrifying value.

Everything was against me in the fraction of this second as it was displayed and I could feel my hold slip off but still, I toiled with exertion till the pain in my hand made it known that I couldn't hold on any longer and I let go. The first weightless feel came as I had defaulted the law of gravity and in punishment, being led straight to my doom. A single moment that had my thoughts gushing and erupting like the moving speed of a waterfall and I began to wonder in that bleak second, what awaited me on the way down? Will it be a rock to divide the shell of my skull into two or would I allow myself to drown in its deepness that held a toll of vulturous animals willing to finish up the piece

At his moment, he truly didn't feel alive anymore. -- Uriel hung his head upside down on Erin's couch, dribbling as he got lost in fortuitous, trivial thoughts. Throwing a ball to the ceiling, he watched it obey gravity, falling downwards. He reached out to catch it but the ball fell right beside his hand, square onto his nose.

Are they very intent on sending us all on our demise? It did not take long for the ship to meet the edge and they descended down in a free fall. Imagine being in the peak of the roller coaster ride, the moment when the coast was about to descend, that is exactly how they feel at that moment. But surprisingly, everything within the ship was able to maintain the center of their gravity.Yet despite that, the sensation of falling was still there and it did not alleviate the feeling of their heart leaping out from their throat due to sheer fright from the sudden fall. Goosebumps send them into the pit of fright as the passengers of the ship shout in unison