Copies of both Super 'Suckers #3 & #4 just arrived from the printer and they look amazing! Each contains a full-color, self-contained 64 page story for only $3.99, plotted and co-scripted by me, Darin Henry (Seinfeld, Futurama, etc), with art by Jeff Shultz (Betty & Veronica), colors by Glenn Whitmore and lettered by Marshall Dillon. They both go on sale January 31st, 2018 along with new printings (featuring new Jeff Shultz covers!) of issues 1 and 2.
And, for the first time ever, all the new Binge Book releases will be distributed in all 50 US states via Sitcomics' new "Sell-Through Distribution" System by which participating stores can receive totally free copies of The 2018 Binge Book Catalog which they will give away to their pull-list subscribers starting January 3rd. Those stores will take customer orders until January 25th and all ordered books will then be sent to stores by their on-sale date of January 31st, 2018.
I've posted an (almost) up to date list of participating stores at http://www.sitcomics.net (http://www.sitcomics.net) so click on over and if your local comic shop is not on the list, they can be added by contacting me at editor@sitcomics.net and I'll ship out catalogs for free the next business day. You can also preview scenes from the actual comics at http://www.facebook.com/Sitcomics (http://www.facebook.com/Sitcomics) Thanks for your patience, everybody, because the wait is almost over and some really funny vampire comics are on their way!
HOORAY!! :D
I was beginning to wonder what I'd be reading for teen/girl humor comics, now that Your Pal Archie is ended, and in the long wait inbetween the Die Kitty Die! Christmas Special and the next DKD Kickstarter, Die Kitty Die! Kitty Goes to Hell (which probably won't be available before Fall 2018)...
Quote from: DeCarlo Rules on December 28, 2017, 03:57:52 AM
.... and the next DKD Kickstarter, Die Kitty Die! Kitty Goes to Hell (which probably won't be available before Fall 2018)...
The next installment,
Die Kitty Die Heaven & Hell, should be available in early Summer 2018.
Quote from: Fernando Ruiz on December 28, 2017, 04:41:17 PM
Quote from: DeCarlo Rules on December 28, 2017, 03:57:52 AM
.... and the next DKD Kickstarter, Die Kitty Die! Kitty Goes to Hell (which probably won't be available before Fall 2018)...
The next installment, Die Kitty Die Heaven & Hell, should be available in early Summer 2018.
When's the next Kickstarter? Still haven't gotten my commission from the last Kickstarter.
Quote from: irishmoxie on December 28, 2017, 11:47:33 PM
Quote from: Fernando Ruiz on December 28, 2017, 04:41:17 PM
Quote from: DeCarlo Rules on December 28, 2017, 03:57:52 AM
.... and the next DKD Kickstarter, Die Kitty Die! Kitty Goes to Hell (which probably won't be available before Fall 2018)...
The next installment, Die Kitty Die Heaven & Hell, should be available in early Summer 2018.
When's the next Kickstarter? Still haven't gotten my commission from the last Kickstarter.
Me neither. Understandably, Dan still had to finish up LIFE WITH KEVIN, and then the 5-issue YOUR PAL ARCHIE, so things seem to have run a bit behind. That being the case, "Fall" seemed like a realistic guess-timate for DKD:KGTH, with the new Kickstarter not even up yet (and it would make sense to wait until previous business is settled). Early Summer sounds optimistic, but perhaps with the majority of Dan's ACP committments behind him (apart from writing the 5-page digest shorts), that's a more attainable goal now.
Quote from: irishmoxie on December 28, 2017, 11:47:33 PM
When's the next Kickstarter? Still haven't gotten my commission from the last Kickstarter.
The Die Kitty Die Heaven & Hell Kickstarter launches in very early May 2018.
Dan and I are currently sending out reward packages for our 2017 Kickstarter campaign. Packages are shipping out every week. If you haven't received yours yet, you should very soon. Thanks for hanging in there with us.
I should perhaps have been clearer regarding Kitty Goes to Hell, in stating that by "be available" I was thinking strictly in old-school mode -- meaning an actual PRINT comic book, of which any 'availability' of a digital version is merely (in my mind) a preview of the "actual" (meaning physical) comic book.