2.15 Events of Bendy and The Dark Revival.2.14 The Death of Joey Drew and his legacy.2.12 Events of Bendy and The Ink Machine.2.5 Meeting Henry and Opening The Studio.2.4 Working at Mr Kirkpatrick's Bookstore.However, he adds a warning not to distribute the letter to Susie Campbell, for reasons as-of-yet unknown. Yet another memo was an announcement introducing Allison Pendle to the Joey Drew Studios staff. Another memo is a notice to the studio staff of Susie Campbell's then-recent employment.
One of his memos reveals the existence of the Ink Machine and the Ink Makers positioned all over the studio. In the Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook, it is revealed that he occasionally sent memos to staff members, which reveal much of his work. In Chapter 5: The Last Reel, Joey finally makes a physical appearance at the end when Henry came to visit his apartment. In Bendy and the Ink Machine, he is mentioned numerous times from Chapter 1: Moving Pictures to Chapter 4: Colossal Wonders in the audio logs scattered throughout the studio by the other employees and even leaves some of his own audio logs behind. Initially founding the company with Henry, it is Joey's message to his old business partner 30 years later that draws Henry back to the old studio. He tried to use the Ink Machine for creating living versions of his cartoons, but they turned out mutated in the attempts that went wrong. Joey also wrote a memoir/animation guide entitled " The Illusion of Living", which was critically acclaimed among the general public.
Joey was famous for introducing the popular Bendy cartoons from the times of past as both a director and writer. Joseph "Joey" Drew is an old friend of Henry Stein, the co-founder of Joey Drew Studios and the overarching antagonist of the Bendy franchise.
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