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My Favorite Films of 2015 (two days too late).What that really tells me is they not only provide a great product people have come back for each time.Įnter your email address to subscribe to Tessera Guild's blog to receive notifications of new posts by email! This one already reached their initial $6000 goal in the first 48 hours and looks like it will outpace those earlier campaigns. The first and second issues originally funded for about $16,000+ each. One other thing about having those other two issues fund through Kickstarter… the 321: Fast Comics guys clearly know what they are doing. Where missing that initial issue (or 2 in this case) isn’t the end for a potential reader. On top of all of that I feel somewhat fortunate to have them already on issue 3 – it means that I’ll immediately have 2 issues to read once the campaign is over! And again, I have to note that it is amazing when you have the opportunity to do just that. From there, the setting and genre drew me in, and then the artwork finished the deal. Without knowing anything else, it caught my eye and made me click on the Kickstarter. Going from town to town, crossing the oceans in horseback, the Redhead is the only variable possible of balancing the scale.įirst, I have to be honest, the title grabbed me. The Few and Cursed is a post-apocalyptic western set in an alternate 1910 where monsters and the supernatural roam the wasteland that is now Earth. When their lives, their children’s lives, when their world has no chance, that old and forgotten evil curse seems pretty reasonable, it’s just that much easier to strike a bargain with the Devil. carried a curse and took the Black Knight name to help restore honor. Water on the planet has been gone for seventy years and mankind has been reduced to a handful few perpetually living in hell.Īnd no hell is complete without its demons. Dane Whitman or Black Knight is a fictional character appearing in American comic books. She has no name, no home, and no family, just a title: Curse Chaser. Kickstarter campaign ends on Friday, at 11:59 PM EDT. Of course, this one might be more of a post-apocalyptic western… Again, it’s lucky that Kickstarter exists to allow some of these genres a little opportunity to shine. Much like Hollywood where their heyday was long before I was born, now it is a trickle here or there. I love Westerns, but I’m not always sure comics love them.

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