It’s Monday again and I’m back with a round-up of some of the cool stuff over on Kickstarter.
First, I’m loving the vibe off this one, Pass Me By: Electric Vice.
A queer love story set in Ed’s memories as a young man in the 1970s touring with the outrageous glam rock band, Electric Vice.
Pass Me By is a dual narrative exploring Ed’s struggle with dementia and the loss of memories he holds close. Electric Vice, the 168-page follow-up to Gone Fishin’, continues the series through a shift in time to Ed’s memories of lost love and a hidden past.
Pass Me By: Electric Vice is already funded, but still has a over 20 days to go!
Next up is, Smoke Week, See The Future by Pat Shand.
Smoke Weed, See The Future is about a carefree, San Diego-dwelling seer who starts a business growing marijuana that gives smokers visions of the future.
Meet Taylor Hart. She was born a seer, which means that she can look at a person and see their future. All of her life, it’s been both a gift and a curse. While attempting to grow a strain of marijuana that could help her control her visions, she ended up creating a strain that helps regular people see what she sees: The future.
The campaign hasn’t started yet, but you can follow the link and sign up to get notified for when it does start.
And lastly, today there is a featured campaign for Clockwork Curandera Vol. 1: The Witch Owl Parliament
Clockwork Curandera Vol 1 is a steampunk graphic novel reimagining of Frankenstein set in colonial Mexico, created by an award-winning Latinx team.
In the Republic of Santander, non-Christian magic is frowned upon, if not outright prohibited. But when Cristina Franco, an apprentice shaman, is killed by witch owls, her brother Enrique cannot let her go. With forbidden alchemy and engineering, Enrique brings her back to life: part human, part machine.
Clockwork Curandera Vol 1 isn’t funded yet, but still has nearly a full 30 days left to try and hit their goals!
