Comic Creators Unite For ‘Comics For Ukraine: Sunflower Seeds’
There have been many ways in which individuals and groups of people have been able to help out in their
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Read moreFairsquare Comics returns to Kickstarter for We Can Funk: A Graphic Journey In2 Funkdom. This unique anthology brings together 12
Read moreOne of the most obvious yet also difficult tips for creators to learn is to invest in themselves. Spending money
Read moreKings of Nowhere by Soroush Barazesh is an anthropomorphic fantasy crime series in the same vein as Snatch, Cowboy Beebop, and Samurai Champloo. In Kings of
Read moreKickstarter backers might not be aware of “the dead zone,” but anybody that’s ever run even a single campaign knows
Read moreL.A.’s Immortal Studios is breaking new ground comic book with the announcement of the first shared universe of Wuxia martial
Read moreFor the first time ever in the US, The Rocketeer is coming to fans in puzzle form. Launched yesterday on
Read moreThe comics industry loves gimmick covers. Doesn’t matter if it is for fans or creators, there’s always a craze when
Read moreWelcome to the weekend, and welcome to another selection of popular posts from the wonderful world of comics, film, TV
Read moreThey say the last few days of any Kickstarter are just as important as the opening few days. So today
Read morePromotion is the bane of any comic creator’s existence. It requires them to step outside his or her shell and
Read moreYou may have read about a new Kickstarter we featured yesterday, Alter Ego from Nate Cosby, Jacob Edgar, Kike J.
Read moreAlter Ego is a new graphic novel juts launched on Kickstarter by writer Nate Cosby (Cow Boy), artist Jacob Edgar,
Read moreThere are tons of articles and podcasts out there to help Kickstarter creators be better Kickstarter creators. But there’s actually
Read moreToday on Zoop, a new charity fundraising campaign was launched to #ProtectTransKids. Spearheaded by Jordaan Arledge, the campaign features a
Read moreAfter accidentally releasing her own chaotic canine creature into the world, an overly-anxious girl named Rue is dragged into a
Read moreAs a creator, fulfilling a crowdfunding campaign can be stressful during the best of times. These are, of course, not
Read moreJ. Michael Donohue has launched Morsels anthology on Kickstarter, featuring the talents of Donohue, Lane Lloyd, Christian DiBari, Roman Stevens,
Read moreOne big difference between crowdfunding on Kickstarter and publishing via the direct market is the frequency one can launch books.
Read moreBefore Hack/Slash, Tim Seeley introduced another critically acclaimed duo to the world in the form of dysfunctional superheroes, Lovebunny &
Read moreThis week’s edition of The ICE-Cast Live saw my co-host Shane Chebsey and our tech guru, Sam Morgan, talk with
Read moreWriting comics is hard. It’s even harder when your team won’t communicate. It happens more often than one might think,
Read moreClover Press has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Diablo House, an all-new horror anthology. The book features terrifying tales about
Read moreSomething else for you to spend your hard-earned cash on – Paul Rainey’s Gripe Night, more wonderful comics work coming
Read moreBeing a comic creator as a writer is a strange phenomenon. It starts with an idea: a dream to tell
Read moreAs a writer of both novels and comics, Comicon contributor Frank Martin has a lot to say about the process
Read moreAfter launching Gravestown with issue 1 in 2021, Roger Gibson and Vince Danks now have the next issue of the
Read moreAs a writer of both novels and comics, Comicon contributor Frank Martin has a lot to say about the process
Read moreAnother fabulous looking project over on Kickstarter right now – Rian Hughes‘ Rayguns and Rocketships. Get out your wallets folks,
Read moreOkay, so what have you been reading this week? Here’s your regular top-ten-to-takeaway for your weekend entertainment and enjoyment: It
Read moreAs a writer of both novels and comics, Comicon contributor Frank Martin has a lot to say about the process
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