Here we go again, rounding up what’s hot over on Kickstarter.
We start today with a comic FangirlNation posted about earlier today. Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done? is coming soon, and it sounds amazing.
An in-depth exploration of what led to the creation of the necrophile who haunted the dreams of 1950s America.
Best selling true-crime author Harold Schechter teams up with five-time Eisner Award–winning comic creator Eric Powell to bring you the tale of one of the most notoriously deranged murderers in American history.
Next up is, Tommy Dakota: A Queer Western Romance by Dave Ebersole.
An infamous bandit, the man he fell for, and the barrage of bullets in their way.
Tommy Dakota: Infamous robber, renowned desperado, and legendary outlaw. Society shunned him, so Tomas De Santos changed his name, joined the military, and hid his passions to be just like everyone else. When that wasn’t enough, this queer Latino threw away a life of service for a life of crime. If this world wouldn’t take him, he would take what he wanted. Since then, the thrill of the heist and the promise of the payoff are all he’s needed…until he met Jep Walker.
Tommy Dakota: A Queer Western Romance is already fully funded and there are still 24 days to go!
Comic adjacent there is; Atlas of Fantastic Worlds / Atlas des Mondes Fantastiques by Pam Hansel
The Atlas contains 18 worlds, each created by a different illustrator, in order to allow for great diversity: calm and quiet, dangerous, eerie, tailored for all tastes!
Although books on cartography exist, much too often they’re collections of modern maps commissioned by cities. Rare are the books that feature exclusively old treasures, much less turn them into anthologies. I also wanted to create a variety of fantastic universes a bit different from the classics of the genre.
Atlas of Fantastic Worlds is about halfway funded and still has 26 days to go!
And I can’t not mention a few campaigns that are starting on the 28th, such as:
Octobriana by Stu Taylor
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The Dead Eyes Artbook by John McCrea
