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We want you to have the vaguely Whovian experience of sitting down with any one of these stories, and feeling something resonant… Of turning the last page and feeling satisfied, like you got a real meal. And we've decided to bring all this about – the launch of a new series, the reclamation of a lost[...]

Alex Wilson writes for Bleeding Cool: Beth Sotelo (colorist for Aspen Comics) started a Kickstarter Campaign to help fund her creator owned title, Grump This 40 page book geared toward age 10 and up has an interesting premise. Most neighborhoods have that one crazy house It's wood is rotting Weeds are flourishing No matter what time of[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ReaKbB06Bk[/youtube] Bleeding Cool's Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one that wasn't.  Each week he will point out some of the unique Kickstarter projects that wouldn't normally be published by the big comic book companies, but deserve your attention.  Shawn is the Manager of Comic Book[...]

For £20,000 on Kickstarter. We can do this very cheaply – we need the money to rent some high end kit we don't have The film is going to be made by Inappropriate Films who are a breakaway team from Art Attack Films, a commercial film and video company The crew (nearly all women) are pro[...]

Bleeding Cool's Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one that wasn't.  Each week he will point out some of the unique Kickstarter projects that wouldn't normally be published by the big comic book companies, but deserve your attention.  Shawn is the Manager of Comic[...]

Joshua Stone writes for Bleeding Cool:  Flesk was one of the most enjoyable panels I attended at the 2012 SDCC, relive it here, so I was really pleased to be able cover it again this year. The panel consisted of comic greats Mark Schultz – Xenozoic; William Stout – Legends of Blues; Terry Dodsen – Red One and Uncanny X-Men; Brom[...]

Neil Dvorak writes for Bleeding Cool: Isn't it nice when your gut tells you to follow your heart, and your brain chimes in with, "sounds good to me!"  You trod forth with the will of a giant.  With all your organs telling you one thing, even if you fail there's a silver lining.  How often does[...]

I wish you the best of luck in your project and I hope you meet your goal, whatever it is! Paul Roman Martinez is the creator of the Adventures of the 19XX, the campaign to get the first tabletop game based on the comic is going on right now over at Kickstarter. Paul Roman Martinez writes[...]

This is why we're going to Kickstarter since we cannot afford to produce the comic out-of-pocket on our own The comic is good enough that we feel it should be out there and we want it out there The people who rallied their creative abilities to us obviously need to paid but they rallied to[...]

The Kickstarter for Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener's Atomic Robo has already blew past the initial goal of $7,500 in only two hours The first series, Atomic Robo and the Fightin' Scientists of Tesladyne,  started in 2007 and received an Eisner nomination for "Best Limited Series" Six subsequent series have come up all staring the Nicola[...]

The parallel Northampton and the characters who live in it… His Heavy Heart has just over eleven grand to go on Kickstarter with one week left… [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imbC9E_xlFM[/youtube] Alan Moore talks about the Jimmy's End movies, and how His Heavy Heart will bridge the gap between the initial short films and his planned feature film, The Show[...]

Turns out that Mark and writer Ricardo Sanchez are doing a kickstarter for their original graphic novel Mark of course is known for his work on Wolverine, Sabertooth, Punisher and Ghost Rider while Ricardo's comic credits include Resident Evil, Rift: Telara Chronicles and Legends of the Dark Knight Knowing their backgrounds I was even more[...]

Is Kickstarter the best way to go on this? I am believing to think is it How many of you fans-friends out there would be willing to support this project? Basically, they all did… Neal Adams, just after his appearance at the London Film and Comic Con at the weekend, posed the following to Facebook; After all[...]

It's a fun book, it really is, I wanted to get a lot of cool characters in there and really wanted to make something that could speak to a vast audience, and I think the question of identity, is one of those topics, I think when people see the pages and get a feel of[...]

Each could just about  live with loss as they did at times throughout their careers, but not knowing? That's an entirely different beast. If what I have said here sounds vaguely intriguing, please check out my Kickstarter campaign for the book I've gone out of my way to provide a variety of pledge levels to suit[...]

writes for Bleeding Cool First off, I just launched a Kickstarter with my partner Alex Siquig to raise funds for printing our first graphic novel.  I'll share a secret with you, this is our 2nd attempt.  We failed about a month ago.  But that's the great thing about the internet, it's full of 2nd chances. Black Snow It's[...]

As is becoming a standard in the genre, they went to Kickstarter to fund the book, bringing along a stretch goal to have the iconic Hellblazer artist, Tim Bradstreet, produce the art for the entire Deluxe edition Every clan, bloodline and sect image will now be a Tim Bradstreet original, a complete vision from the[...]

I'm hoping to be able to put this book to print by this fall and it will only be possible through a Kickstarter campaign With your help, I will be able to give Ultimate Man the chance to make it into the real, physical world, and share his story with an even broader audience. If the[...]

This is from the Jimmy's End storyboard, eighty panels as originally drawn by Alan Moore in 2010, and only available in the Jimmy's End's screenplay book, available signed and numbered only as part of the £150 donor reward for the His Heavy Heart kickstarter One for true Alan Moore collectors, there…. This is from the[...]

But friend of Bleeding Cool, Khandie Khisses, is definitely in there… You can check Alan and Mitch's Kickstarter appeal here. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vsocF3Qec4[/youtube] Okay, it's more of a shuffle But friend of Bleeding Cool, Khandie Khisses, is definitely in there… You can check Alan and Mitch's Kickstarter appeal here. [...]

The Kickstarter campaign for His Heavy Heart, the last chapter in the Jimmy's End Cycle should be especially a big deal because it would complete the first feature length movie to be made with an original screenplay he wrote He even appears in it as the mysterious stage mystic Mr Metterton. I was surprised that no[...]

Harrison's art is a visual treat, meticulous character design matched with a sketchy un-inked line style and an artfully sparse palette choice combine to give a webcomic that looks like nothing else out there. Not content with putting out a regular webcomic they've also just launched a Kickstarter to fund putting some of the comics most[...]

As Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' kickstarter appeal for His Heavy Heart approaches the halfway funding mark, Moore has a personal message for those, including Bleeding Cool readers, who have backed him in this venture. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39fdD21HjO8[/youtube] Something tells me the new T-shirt donor reward may be quite popular[...]

And funding it with Kickstarter. Christ The Lord: The Road To Cana will be published next year, if funding is successful. $25 gets you the comic, $40 gets it signed by Mike Miller, $50 gets it hardcover, limited to Kickstarter, $60 get a black and white version as well, exclusive to Kickstarter, $70 gets them both signed[...]

We couldn't be more proud. This packaging is exclusive to Kickstarter donors at the £30 level. And hiding behind Khandie? Why that's Mr Metterton, as played by Alan Moore in Jimmy's End and drawn by storyboard artist Kristian Hammerstad 8" by 5½", 80 pages long, the hardback book will contain the DVD of the short films, plus extras[...]

They are continuing to promote their Kickstarter appeal to fund the last of their Jimmy's End short films, His Heavy Heart And Alan Moore had decided to do so stroking a stuffed pussy cat and sporting an eye patch… and talking about their upcoming film and/or TV series The Show. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41NsxLB2qiQ[/youtube] [...]

Oppenheimer saw was a fifty foot harbinger of atomic death? And thus World War Kaiju was born. So why take World War Kaiju to Kickstarter? Why now? Do I even need to say it? Pacific Rim If there was ever a time when the public would be receptive to my wacked out idea of a Cold War[...]

With the last dollars to my name I paid an, out-of-work film production guy to do a video then, I assembled what art assets I possessed and went to Kickstarter In its first week, the project has made far less than the love-a-thon friends fantasized would take place As far as my thoughts: Is it[...]

John Babos writes for Bleeding Cool and Comics Nexus. On Tuesday, a graphic novel called Horizon's End was launched on Kickstarter by a new writing duo sporting a line-up of marquee comic book professionals: penciller Darryl Banks, cover artist Stephane Roux, colorist Moose Baumann, and letterers Troy Peteri and Dave Lanphear On top of that, writers Daron[...]

Bleeding Cool's Kickstarter Correspondent, Shawn Demumbrum has lead three Kickstarter campaigns to launch comic books, two successfully funded and one that wasn't.  Each week he will point out some of the unique Kickstarter projects that wouldn't normally be published by the big comic book companies, but deserve your attention.  Shawn is the Manager of Comic[...]