Hello all and welcome to our weekly Kickstarter Round Up! There’s lots of great things coming this week!
Today we’re starting with, Death Candy #1 by Spooky Doom.
A quarterly horror anthology for those interested in death and disaster.
Among the disturbing wonders of horrors, which have from time to time tempted the curiosity of the public, perhaps no object more worthy of attention has been offered to their notice than a singular variety of death candy. Presented before you for amusement and profit: an anthology of collected work by those morbidly interested in death and disaster. The weird, uncouth, and gruesome is tantalizing. Virtue is dead last.
We’ve also got, How to be a Mind Reaver Vol.1 + Vol.2 by Edd Lai & N.T.
A humorous comic about a little girl and a knowledgeable Mind Reaver’s daily life.
How to be a Mind Reaver tells the story of Cthu the Mind Reaver’s daily life. This knowledgeable, mind-controlling master is very much annoyed with humans that are always breaking into his dungeon. One day, he found a little girl, Luna, who seemed to have been abandoned in the dungeon. Cthu adopted her and took her in as his apprentice. After the initial encounter with Luna, more and more unique characters show up, and we can’t wait for you to see their interesting interactions with the great Mind Reaver and his cute little apprentice. This humorous, heartwarming, dark-fantasy comic series has been serialized on Webtoon for over two years and has accumulated 8.5 million views.
We can’t forget about, Killeroo: Old Man Rufus by Darren Close.
Set in the distant future of the Australian landscape — now a world reminiscent of Cyberpunk and Mad Max.
Old Man Rufus is a new Killeroo comic book, taking place some 30 years in the future of the regular series. It’s a one-shot for now, but may be expanded to several issues if well received. However, the Australia of the future is a very different place, after several nuclear strikes on the Eastern coast have made much of the country a barren wasteland. The only remaining city is Perth, with all of Western Australia walled off by an enormous barrier to maintain the Cyberpunk-like society that has developed there. For a world that Killeroo once had to hide away from society, THIS Australia is now largely his domain.
There’s also the cute and weird, Owl People Book 1: The Fruit by Letty Wilson.
A dark fantasy comic about criminal fairies living on the margins of worlds.
In a Scottish city full of conspiring pixies, territorial witches, and forgotten paths to other worlds, an exiled fairy struggles to find her way and remember her own past… Mr Tyto is an Owl Person, tasked with protecting the creatures of all the worlds that tumble through the Gyre, and guarding the routes in and out. It’s a rough job, and it’s about to get very complicated. Book 1: The Fruit features a terrible underground orchard, a coven of gay witches, an oracle of worms, fungi portals, travel-sized forest gods, sirens, goblins, devils, and a cute little bug in a hat!
And lastly there is, Ragnarök, Signs // Ragnarök, Señales by Mariano Saura Copete.
The most ambitious and literal adaptation of the Ragnarök myth. // La adaptación más ambiciosa y literal del mito del Ragnarök.
For the Nordic peoples, dying on the battlefield was an honor. For their gods, too. The Ragnarök is the tale of the decline of all of them. There are many versions of this mythical cycle that we have known over the years, but none so reliable and close to the sources, as this one. Ragnarök: Signs is the first issue in this three-book series. The beginning of the twilight of the Norse gods and their peoples. We are going to know this universe and its characters as they were conceived by the most ancient currents of mythical narratology, thus introducing a very attractive and accessible first book, both for neophytes and expert ones in the matter. Like Germanics around a bonfire, we will listen to a druid who will guide us through this exciting world of worlds.
As always, please come back next week to see what great new campaigns we have to share with you. And if you are celebrating a food related holiday this week, I hope you have a great day!
