@krakom

Hey folks! We'd love to hear your feedback and ideas on how we could continue to develop our character sketchbooks and scrapbooks.

Character Sketchbooks
The idea behind this is to share the latest character designs, turnarounds and stats with the community as we continue to create new issues for each of our comic series. You're invited to share your thoughts, questions and feedback about the characters we present by providing a comment on the sketchbooks page, or else here on this thread.

We are super excited to hear your own ideas about how you imagine the characters personality and backstory could be developed. And you never know... we might just incorporate your feedback into the story and you'll get a credit ;-)

Here's one we've already released. Go take a look-see and let us know your thoughts :-)

Kuragari Character Sketchbook for issue #2


Comic Scrapbooks
Our scrapbooks offer the community a backstage pass into the making of our comics and the world in which the story is set.

Lots of page thumbnails, first draft pencils and inks, page and cover variants and sometimes even pages that have never been released before.

We also include some backstory, cosplay and other cool stuff.

Again, we would love to hear your thoughts, questions and suggestions.

Here's a scrapbook we released for our gothic horror comic series LOVE DEATH EAT REPEAT (18+)
(Kevin Keane is currently pencilling and inking the next 2 issues!!)

PS: We will be adding more to this scrapbook over the coming weeks ;-)

LDER Scrapbook No 1

SFICOOL COMICS

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Fantastique! When do you think the link might be integrated into the desktop experience?

The new app you've developed looks like its gonna be awesome.

Does the app offer any new/exciting/unique features for creators and publishers at all?

Just a thought, as it would help readers to discover other comics created by the same publisher.

When I click on the button 'View Comic'Details' in mobile view it provides a pop-up with details about the comic series (or graphic novel). However, unlike the desktop view, it does not provide a link to visit the publishers profile where other comics and graphic novels could be discovered.

To discover the publisher the reader has to have read the entire comic pages, scroll past the GC prompt to create a free account and then scroll past the feedback options before seeing the publisher credit.