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Is'nana the Were-Spider, Vol 2 - Black Horror Fantasy
Hey, guys. Just wanted to showcase my book. Although last minute to post, the Kickstarter is ending in a few days, October 25th but if able, please check it out, support, share it along. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1942007293/isnana-the-were-spi...
Is'nana the Were-Spider is a coming of age, horror-fantasy graphic novel series about the son of Anansi, the Spider God of Stories, who is looking for his own place in the world while having to live up to his father's legacy. Him and his father must team up to stop creatures of chaos and horror from other realms while trying to bond.
Below is some art from the book!
The book is also an exploration of Black folklore and mythological characters that don't usually get spot lighted in comics.
New readers can also pledge for tiers to get copies of Vol 1, which is currently sold out and have garnered great reception and reviews, to catch up to the story. There are both physical copies and digital. Hopefully you guys are interested in checking in out!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1942007293/isnana-the-were-spi...
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Permalink Reply by Greg Anderson on -
So today is the final day of my campaign for Is'nana Vol 2. I'm doing a last day stretch goal with an awesome digital comics deal. If you pledge for a copy of Is'nana the Were-Spider and we are able to reach $18K by tomorrow at 9 AM, EST, you get a digital package of 16 free indie comic books, a lot of them dope Black comics.
This is a great way to get a bunch of dope comics for the price of one book and a way to learn of other books out there.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1942007293/isnana-the-were-spi...
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Permalink Reply by Human Bean on -
Sorry for the late response but I'm new here. I wanted to ask if you have any future projects planned and how Kickstarted was working out for you?
I am using Patreon as of now, but I am still exploring options
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