MCM SCOTLAND - Glasgow

This weekend we're up in Glasgow, at one of our favourite shows.
I love Glasgow.
Hope to see some of you there.

Colouring started on Stephenson's Robot Issue 6

Yes, we're well on track to release Issue 6 of Stephenson's Robot early next year, and may well be able to print Issue 7, the final issue, in 2020 too. We'll see how it goes.
It's great to start colouring the first page with an image of Wolfie..

Looks like he's in a hurry.

Successfully funded.

Yep, the great news is that we gathered 91 backers for our Return To The Asylum Kickstarter, which is up on last year's 78 backers for Enter The Asylum.
A good trajectory :o)
We have also gathered two backers of the 'appear in the next issue' reward tier, another great sign.
The next issue is already in planning.
Really chuffed all round.

Return To The Asylum - Update

We've managed to exceed the number of backers we got on Enter The Asylum with the 79th person backing us today, and they did it in style. The 79th Backer backed two tiers and helped push ones raised into a nice place as well.
All backers of physical tiers will receive the third art card along with the other two.
This one is by cover artist Gary Crutchley, and I managed not to mess it up with the colouring.

The Kickstarter ends in less than 2 days so if you have been tempted then why not give it a go.

'Return ToThe Asylum' Kickstarter

I'm really happy with the progress on our latest Kickstarter.
'Return To The Asylum' follows on from last year's 'Enter The Asylum' and with a week to go looks to be on track to equal the 78 backers of our first steampunk anthology.
It's a bigger, and dare I say better, collection this time around and we're already working on next year's book.
It's great fun to pull together and to work with the characters in the comic, all of whom are people we meet at steampunk events or who back the 'Senior Principal Engineer of Steam' reward tier (and there's one left if you fancy seeing your steampunk persona in a comic book).
Pop over to Kickstarter and check it out, if only to enjoy Andy Bloor's great little video.