I-eat-bookss - Fandom Girlie At Heart🫶

OUT NOW!

In 2013, Alex Hirsch and the Gravity Falls crew took a 4 day long roadtrip across the Pacific Northwest. Called Mystery Tour, it became known for a series of 9 drawings of Bill Cipher left by Alex that fans could go out and find. I made a video about it in 2021, but little did I know just how much more story was left to tell. So, in this 2nd and FINAL chapter in the story of what is technically the FIRST Gravity Falls ARG, I'll share new photos we have found from the trip, Bill Cipher drawing fates, NEW NEVER BEFORE HEARD AUDIO and with the help of the Interview with Alex Hirsch, I helped 6 fans get the prizes they were long overdue!

This is the Story of Mystery Tour 2013...Part 2!

This was a video that took 2 years to make. Thank you Alex, Kimberlee, Laura, Z, Steve, Lizzie, Dustin and Sam for all your kindness, support and help in making this video happen!

Kimberlee's phone call!

Mystery Prizes awarded!

I saw people were shipping inside out emotions (AND I LOVE ANXIETY X FEAR. THIS IS NOT A HATE POST)

And all I can think is

This is Sander Sides all over again.

Welcome back my Moceit, Prinxity, Intrulogical shippers and others

I love ur art style op 🫶🏻🫶🏻

I've made little to nothing noteworthy lately, so here are the silly little mystery twins from Gravity Falls💥💥

“oh yes, i am very reasonable and normal about this subject!!”

*proceeds to mass reblog any related content*

a series of unfortunate events is really the blueprint for characters doomed by the narrative like i think that series changed my brain chemistry forever… the title tells you how the story will end and the author repeatedly tries to warn you away but still you pick up the book. the first sentence is that it’s a tragedy and you keep reading anyway.. you read through the whole story and it’s terrible and tragic and unfortunate and then after you’ve stayed up late reading it under your covers with a flashlight, you go to your school library as soon as class is over and check out the next book in the series because you need to know what happens even though really, you already know. the end is right there in the title, it’s there in every page .. before the story even begins you know it’s a tragedy and you read it anyway and—