I am looking to interview the creator of the Kickstarter with this great artwork, J. Miles Dunn and his project Grinidon: A Fantasy Graphic Novel – Vol. 1.
The visuals are stunning enough but I think he’s onto something with the story too. A bit about a new land, and old rivalries. Interested?
Seriously, just take a look at the artwork.
I came across this one on Kickstarter and liked the look of the character (obviously inspired by Spider-Man).
I decided to look into the character and found ‘The Luminous Firefly #1’ was only 12 pages long, but was available for free on the company’s website, RapidFireComics.com. I like that they posted the issue for everyone to see, and I think it will help the Kickstarter. Here’s a page from that book:
The 21 Minute introduction to the upcoming Axanar feature film is now available to the public! The Axanar team have posted the video on Kickstarter to help raise awareness of the fundraising effort for the main film and have asked that it not be posted elsewhere, so you will have to head over there to see it in HD.
Believe Moby, it is worth checking out.
In any case here is the short non-HD version, only 5 minutes long, that I can post here(via Kickstarter).
Trust Moby, go see the whole thing in HD.
Of course, fans should also check out the Axanar Facebook page for up-to-date information on the project.
The Flagship of the Fan Made Trek, Phase II, has a Kickstarter underway!
The series has been noted for quality and having several Trek original actors and writers returning to add to the continuing voyage of the Starship Enterprise. They are only asking for a few thousand dollars to complete the post-production on one episode with the possibility that excess funding could go to completing even more Trek.
These are individually crafted pens and styluses turned on a lathe in such a way that it brings a touch of nature to your writing.
This project was brought to my attention since I promote so many Kickstarters. Now, what do pens and styluses have to do with movies or comics? Not much, but like so many projects at Kickstarter this one is about something unique and hand-crafted, something that is a child of the creator’s passion. How could I say no? Continue reading »
