How To Build a Successful Kickstarter for Your Webcomic and Graphic Novel, An Interview with Jason Brubaker Part I!
This is part of our new series on independent artists learning to monetize their passions. Our first interview is with Jason Brubaker who created the successful Remind blog web comic and graphic novel. Jason Brubaker has been doing a webcomic for several years and has produced and self published a hard bound graphic novel with a successful Kickstarter that raised over $12,000 to get it printed. Jason is doing another Kickstarter that has raised over $75,000 for reprinting Vol. 1 of Remind and printing Vol .2 Listen to the interview and hear about his process,his ideas and philosophy behind making the Remind blog graphic novel!!
Take a listen to the interview below!
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To check out Jason’s latest Kickstarter click here
To see the animation that inspired the graphic novel click here and go to the bottom of the page.
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