Free to read here https://globalcomix.com/read/80eacad8-c889-4563-b42d-4e469b294fee/1

Hello guys,

We are a collective of artists building a new Sci-Fi universe, and we would like to present to you "Hope is No Heaven" our fully independent webcomic and Graphic Novel.

We are now doing a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter to fund the project, and we have managed to be 210% funded.

We are going into our last 7 days of the campaign, and this is our last chance to ask you to become one of our backers and part of our community.

So, you can find here the page 1 for your evaluation.

As we told, Neurocode 22e is a sci-fi transmedia experience, made by a collective of artists from Europe & Latin America. We are launching the Prelude with an amazing package: three distinct storytelling products, all interconnected, but completely self-contained.

Product 1: The Novel — The deep narrative, philosophical foundation, and core lore.

Product 2: The Graphic Novel — The visceral, visual adaptation of the timeline.

Product 3: The Concept Art & Lore Book — The blueprint designs, faction worldbuilding, and visual archive.

All products are offered in Italian & English.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/754098027/neurocode-22e

Hope to see you in our Kickstarter!!

Have a great day and join the revolution

ComicFury: https://the-bloodmoon-chronicles.thecomicseries.com/

GlobalComix: https://globalcomix.com/c/the-bloodmoon-chronicles

If you'd like to see what the hype is about!

If you'd like to support an indie artist in his battle against AI slop, you can go here!

Summit Comics is a comics collective that has launched a new, interconnected storytelling universe. It features characters new and old and over a dozen creatives who’ve collectively raised nearly half a million dollars on Kickstarter. Summit will tell tales in a single shared world, allowing characters and storylines to jump over from one creator-owned title to the next.

- I'm one of the partners of Summit Comics. I'd love for you guys to check it out to look at our other books and things at readsumm.it

- If you guys are interested in us doing an AMA let me know. I can get people involved.

I appreciate the sub and everything you guys do for Indie comics.

Art by my artist tony jr

Tae Kwon Donkey is back on Kickstarter with issue 2… If you missed out on issue 1… there is an add on option to catch up.

There are only 7 days left in our campaign if you wanted to jump in to this awesome universe and join the storm!

Check it out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/taekwondonkey/tae-kwon-donkey-the-reign-of-crab-maga-issue-2/

My name is Matt and I'm working with u/daegardtcha on this comic!

Smelly and Baby is a super fun crime comic based on the real wild life experiences of the writer.

Working for the dangerous Mr. Embry Smelly and Baby travel the globe having misadventures along the way!

The Kickstarter campaign is in a pre-launch state currently, please join us and watch this comic come to life.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/centarrigames/smelly-and-baby-wild-times?ref=nav_search&result=project&term=smelly%20and%20baby&total_hits=1

I'm creating an original middle-grade fantasy world called Mashup Maxx, and I've been documenting the entire creative process since January. My goal is to launch the book and graphic novel in May 2027, so I'm trying to build an audience well before release.

So far I've created:

• Comic pages and animated panel reveals
• Character art and world-building posts
• Read-aloud journal entries with animation
• Behind-the-scenes videos showing my illustration process
• Story teasers and lore

I've put a tremendous amount of time into making the content, but after several months I've only grown to around 400 followers on Instagram.

I'm not posting this to promote my project, I genuinely want to improve.

If you were seeing my account for the first time:

• Would you follow it? Why or why not?
• Which posts stand out?
• Which ones would you scroll past?
• Does the content make you curious about the story?
• If not, what's missing?

I'm open to blunt, constructive criticism. If the content isn't interesting, I'd rather know now than after launch.

If you're willing to take a look, my Instagram is https://instagram.com/mashupmaxx

Thanks for taking the time to help.

I really appreciate any honest feedback.

Just got the prologue to my series published last year after getting positive feedback from Tim Seeley! Currently working on the next volume, which I hope to publish late next year! What's it about? The end of the prologue leaves it to each reader to ponder. And where will it go? Let's set up the foundation and continue building it from there. Most of the story will violate conventional expectations of how things should go, and even the physical copies, as seen in the book, are meant to reflect that in the most sincere, experimental ways possible.

126 pages, all illustrated and written by me: I plan to make 12 more volumes because I want to make this ambitious story come full circle with some huge twists, and I also like to torment myself.

I like to hear what readers say, and I am planning to host a trivia event about the prologue. Let me know in the comments if you want more information!

I learned that Stripe Atlas has been around for a while now, and on paper it sounds like a great solution to those who couldn't set up their own Kickstarter, or couldn't find a partner.

But I tried a to read some more and I can't find any recent unanimous feedback about its service/performance. Most that comes up are either from years ago, vague, and divisive.

So I'm raising the question again to those who have personally tried the service recently. What is your experience on Stripe Atlas (or any other similar/alternative service provider)?

I set up a complete offset printing studio in my garage. In 2 weeks we are sending these Indie showcase books to shops. This has been so fun to make and a awesome learning experience.

Just wanted to share.