Yesterday marked the day that Clusterf@#k was finally available in stores. I’m pretty excited about that and hope that people went out and grabbed a copy if they hadn’t done so via Kickstarter or Amazon. If I’d been smart, I would have tried to do some sort of thing where people took pics of it in stores, but I wasn’t thinking. But if anyone sees it in stores, take a picture.

In other news, Diego and Kote will be attending the Festival Internacional del Comic De Santiago this weekend with copies of Clusterf@#k. If you live in the area or are planning to go, be sure to stop by and say hello.

Lastly, the Amazon page for Clusterf@#k currently has the book marked as out of print. I don’t know why, but if you haven’t picked up a copy and were hoping to get one, check out my storenvy page. I have the book available there.

Hope everyone has a good weekend.

At about 2pm, there was a very spirited knock on my door. I opened it to find an older woman standing on my door steps with a FedEx truck in the background. The woman, who was giving me the Ed Lover ‘C’mon Son!’ face (if you don’t get the ref. google it), shook her head and said “The last man that had this many boxes had to buy me dinner” before leading me to the truck.

21 boxes. 21 boxes that were much heavier than they looked. 21 boxes that made me realize how out of shape I was as I hauled them from the truck across the lawn and up the stairs. At the end, I was tired and I’m pretty sure something shook loose from my lungs, but it was worth it to cut the box open and see these bad boys:

Long story short, the Clusterf@#k books have arrived and they look amazing! Kudos to KrakenPrint for making my book look DAMN GOOD.

Good things come to those who wait.

If you backed the Kickstarter and haven’t checked the page or gotten a notification, I’ve mailed off a huge chunk of the rewards already so expect to see yours shortly.

Hope everyone is as excited as I am. Now the fun part begins. The selling!

Jon

I woke up at 1am to an e-mail from Diego sending me the link a review for Clusterf@#k by Graphic Policy. I try to catch all the reviews, but I missed it.

After that, I decided to check for other reviews and came across ANOTHER review that I missed by Black Comics Month.

Check them out. I’m humbled to have so many people that dig the book and I’m very appreciative of the team that helped me create a book I can hold in my hands and be proud of.