I hopped back onto the Comic DNA podcast to talk more about SkullKickers by Jim Zub, Edwin Huang, and Misty Coats. There are a few spoilers, but it’s an interesting discussion on the book and how it seems to get better with each volume. I highly recommend you check the book out since it recently ended and the last volumes will come out before the end of the year.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy it.

As of right now, the Clusterf@#k Kickstarter is at 15% (a little over $750) and things are looking pretty good. Sunday was a bit slow, but I think Sundays are generally slow days for Kickstarter. Still, I was able to get a couple pledges today which bumped my Kickstarter up to 15% and I was able to push the Kickstarter out in front of a lot of new eyes so hopefully, those people will consider backing it in the next few days.

If the needle doesn’t move in the next few days, I’m going to switch to more direct tactics. Not in an aggressive sense, but I will try to take more action to getting more people’s eyes on the book. We’ll see.

But for right now, I’m confident that it will make a steady climb. Either way, I’m doing the best I can.

Later Days

So I ended up making a mistake on my Kickstarter. In setting up the reward tiers, I didn’t put shipping costs for US backers because the cost was factored into the book. But what I didn’t understand is that by doing this, I ended up making it so that US Backers would have to pay International Costs. Because of this, there were a few people that were probably turned away from buying the book due to the high shipping cost as well as people who still wanted to support me and ended up paying way too much.

As such, I went through and did my best to fix the situation but some of the rewards couldn’t be fixed. Instead, I had to make three new reward tiers for US BACKERS ONLY that has the correct shipping cost for US BACKERS.

This only applies to the $25, $28, and $32 tiers. I was able to go in and fix all of the other tiers.

So, if you checked out the Kickstarter and felt like the shipping cost was too high, the problem has been fixed.