EDIT3: Edited entirely, reduced my assumptions, clarified, changed subject from rainbow to guy, and so on.

There comes the guy.

What would be the best negative form of this sentence--not normal negative like "The guy doesn't come there", but still inverted and negative? One of my assumptions is:

Not there comes the guy.

In the sense that Not there is used as an adverb clause and the positions of subject and verb are switched.

Consider the sentence:

Here comes the guy.

What would be the best negative form of this sentence--not normal negative like "The guy doesn't come here", but both inverted and negative? 

One possibility is:

Not here comes the guy.

in the sense that Not here is used as an adverb clause and the positions of subject and verb are switched. Does that sound right or is there a better way to have both negation and inversion?

EDIT3: Edited entirely; reduced my assumptions; clarified.

There comes the guy.

What would be the best negative form of this sentence--not normal negative like "The guy doesn't come there", but still inverted and negative? One of my assumptions is:

Not there comes the guy.

In the sense that Not there is used as an adverb clause and the positions of subject and verb are switched.

EDIT3: Edited entirely, reduced my assumptions, clarified, changed subject from rainbow to guy, and so on.

There comes the guy.

What would be the best negative form of this sentence--not normal negative like "The guy doesn't come there", but still inverted and negative? One of my assumptions is:

Not there comes the guy.

In the sense that Not there is used as an adverb clause and the positions of subject and verb are switched.