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Is'nana The Were-Spider
Hey, guys! Just wanted to post a link for the Kickstarter for my first comic book, Is'nana the Were-Spider! For just $5, you can get the PDF digital copy of the comic and $10 gets you the print. And of course there are other goodies for higher tier pledges, such as prints, poster, t-shirt, and a stuffed Anansi toy!
Is'nana is a shape-shifting half man, half spider son of the great Anansi the Spider, The West African God of Stories. While looking for his missing father, Is'nana accidentally breaks a barrier coming into our world which unleashes horrors from his world and other realms into ours. Taking on the responsibility of rectifying this mishap, he teams up with his wise-cracking father to stop these horrors from bringing chaos into our world.
One of the main themes of Is'nana: The Were-Spider is the fear of being forgotten, whether it's not leaving a mark or impact in the world to being a forgotten legend of previously acclaimed status.
Growing up and having an interest in stories of the Africana Diaspora, I'm hoping this is the first of many stories I can produce in introducing many people to African and Black-based lore and characters that are unfortunately being passed on and in a sense forgotten. Rich characters that have so much potential for modern storytelling and will hopefully have a place today!
Here is the link to the Kickstarter. Even if you're unable to pledge, sharing and spreading the word would do so much! I was able to make my goal in less than 3 days but the extra money has helped me with creating more content for the book to make it a heftier read! It's definitely not to late to re-order your copy of the book!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1942007293/isnana-the-were-spider
Thank you, guys! :)
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6 more days before the end of the campaign!
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I bought this in Forbidden Planet.
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Permalink Reply by 39y60lq3e1o8y on -
I have bought it on craps online for free
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