You're listening to an 11 o'clock comics presents a little bad karma.

If you start me up, if you start me up, I'll never stop.

If you start me up, baby start me up, baby start me up, baby start me up, I'll never stop.

I've been running hot, you got got me chicken going to blow my top

hey there are folks christopher eastman here and this is not a regular 11 o'clock comics episode

i've i've kicked out vince and david and jason and brought in some old friends of ours.

We have Mr. B. Claymore, Mr. Seffpec, and Mr. Jeremy Hahn,

and we're going to be talking about their Kickstarter project, Bad Karma,

which is one of the more exciting Kickstarter projects that I've seen that's come up in the last year or so.

And Kickstarter in general has been this amazing kind of like fountainhead for

comic book ideas and creations over the last year.

It's allowed a lot of creators to get their ideas out, and the whole

crowdsourcing phenomenon has really been a big boon for comic book creators. And whoever wants

to start, you know, Clay, Seth, Jeremy, whoever, kind of talk about Kickstarter in general.

I don't know. I think it's sort of a byproduct of maybe how difficult it can be to, I don't know how to say.

I don't know how to say this without sounding like it's exclusionary.

But the hardcore demographic is not huge in comics.

So it's possible to reach out to your, directly to your audience this way.

And I think, you know, over the course of a campaign hit most of them.

And it also gives you the opportunity to maybe branch out a little bit and find people who would not be able to find the product through normal channels.

Because as great as a lot of comic shops are, most people don't have easy access to a comic book shop.

And this is the kind of project, this one in particular is the kind of project that even if they have access to the average comic shop, it's not something necessarily they'd find on the shelf.

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