When working to approve an “urgent” request, Anthony Dawson, a desk-jockey auditor at the Time Travel International Commission, notices some odd details within the report. What starts out as a simple internal investigation turns into a full-blown government conspiracy that sends Anthony traveling through time to rescue four innocent people who have been unknowingly swept into the conspirators’ plans. In order to prove himself and his unsuspecting, time-displaced allies innocent, Anthony must rely on his intense knowledge of the bureaucracy of time travel. But can this auditor protect his new friends and foil the conspirators’ plot before he’s out of time? 

Accounting for Time was traditionally pencilled, inked, and lettered, and was finished with a digital toning and coloring process.

Accounting for Time is a work of fiction, and any resemblance to to actual persons or events, past, present, or future, is entirely coincidental.