By Zack Quaintance — Today’s Kickstarter Interview is with writer Steve Urena, who with the help of Comics Experience has a new book being crowdfunded right now. It’s called Slow Pokes, and it’s a conceptually-fantastic horror book that wonders — how scary would it be if sloths were fast? You can find my conversation with Steve below, and when you’re done reading, you can head to Slow Poke’s campaign page to back it.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — In today’s Kickstarter Interview, we talk with writer Craig Hurd-McKenney and artists Keni Thomas and Kam White. Hurd-McKenney currently has a fantastic Kickstarter campaign live now, for a project called Some Strange Disturbances: A Cold Winter’s Eve. The book pushes forward McKenney’s ongoing Some Strange Disturbances story with an anthology approach, bringing in artists like Thomas, White, and others to collaborate. It’s a great book (I’m a backer), and after reading our conversation below, you can and should head over to the campaign page to back this book.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — This week, we’re rolling out new interviews with Kickstarter comics creators basically daily, starting with writer Mark O. Stack, whose project Young Offenders! just launched earlier today. You can read all about the book below, before heading over to the Young Offenders! campaign page to back the project…enjoy!
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Today it is my absolute honor to be spotlighting another great project on Kickstarter — Project: Starless Daydream, which is as its tagline tells us, a book in which “over 30 comic creators come together to create the finale to a mech anime that never existed!” There’s a host of (amazing) artists working on this comic, but the whole thing is being written by our pal, Frankee White.
Read MoreBy Jarred A. Luján — Meet Jordan Thomas. Jordan is a rising comics writer who has a new Kickstarter called Quarantine, and it’s live right now. Quarantine is a really interesting project: a wild sci-fi one-shot that spans 40 pages and features a total of 28 different artists.
Recently, I had a chance to catch up with Jordan to talk about the book it. You can check out our chat below, after the link to the campaign. Enjoy!
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