Rocket Bomber - article - linking to other people's stuff - comics - Kind of like a public radio fund drive but with comics as incentives instead of tumblers and tote bags.

Spike wants your money.

Not so specific, I know — a lot of people want our money. Sometimes we even give it to them, in exchange for goods and services.

To get into gritty details: She would like you to pledge money for a great project (so you don’t have to pay right now, just promise to pay later). And you can pledge as little as a dollar.

You didn’t realize it at first, but you likely already know Spike (How many of you read Templar, AZ?) and this project is a book, a comic, that bridges two topics near and dear to my heart: sequential art in the service of non-fiction narratives, and getting by on a meager salary.

Here, I’ll let Spike explain it herself:

UPDATE: Spike has said on her blog that if when they go over the $6000 goal, that just means more money up-front for the artist, Diana Nock, and a larger print run (plus other possible upgrades, like better paper and cover stock). So Keep Giving!

Links:
Poorcraft Project Page @ Kickstarter

Templar, AZ — read it online or buy the books

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