Save The Cyborgs!

by admin on February 8, 2011 in Comics, Crowdfunding, Graphic Novels

Click Here And Get “Crowdfunded” With Startup Cash You Never Have To Repay… I’ve never been much of a fan of Anime but this crowdfunding project on KickStarter.com really caught my eye today. Basically this is a Japanese anime style sci-fi webcomic (or full color web manga) written and animated by Freelance artists, animator, comic [...]

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Giant Robot Warrior

by admin on February 7, 2011 in Comics, Crowdfunding, Graphic Novels

Who keeps a giant robot functioning? The Giant Robot Warrior Maintenance Crew is who! In the long history of giant robots these are the unsung heroes that no-one even considers. They’re the back room boys (and girls) who keep these massive machines moving – destroying any and all evil that steps in their way. This [...]

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The Most Hated Man In Comics History

by admin on January 27, 2011 in Batman and Robin, Comics, Crowd Funding, Wonder Woman

This is crowd funding project is all about getting the money needed to finish a documentary film about the most hated man in comics history: psychiatrist Fredric Wertham. Why was he hated? He developed theories about comics while caring for juvenile delinquents saying that Batman and Robin were homesexuals and Wonder Woman was a lesbian. [...]

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Star Trek Is Where It All Started

by Brian Terry on January 25, 2011 in Crowd Funding, Graphic Novels

When you’ve got a great graphic novel book created and all you need is printing but can’t afford it …that can be enough to kill the entire project. But when you crowd fund your graphic novel print costs …the sky’s the limit. That’s exactly what Walter Ostlie did. He went to KickStarter.com posted his graphic [...]

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Crowd Create A City

by Brian Terry on November 12, 2010 in Crowdfunding

The goal of this crowdfunding project is quite literally to crowd create a city. A city of 1 million inches. You might have seen those websites where you can buy pixels which contain messages and ads placed by those people buying those pixels. I seem to remember hearing that someone made a million dollars doing [...]

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What’s More Fun Than A Moustache? Nothing.

by admin on November 11, 2010 in Crowdfunding

This simple crowdfunding idea is certain to put a smile (or a wacky mustache) on your face. Basically it’s a fake mustache that fits around the neck of just about any plastic soft drinks bottle. Go take a drink and bingo… you’ve got an instant ‘stache and to top it all no-one will every again [...]

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Icons for your iPhone apps

by admin on November 10, 2010 in Crowdfunding

Joseph Wain from New York makes cool icons for  iPhone developers for a living from his Glyphish website. He has this great idea to release the whole set of icons pictured above in vector format if he can raise $500 in donations from Kickstarter.com. The good news for Joseph is he’s exceeded this and raised [...]

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The Bubblegum Machine Fusion Reactor

by admin on November 9, 2010 in Crowdfunding

Who would have thought it was even possible… to build a bubblegum machine fusion reactor made from scavenged spare parts! The idea behind this crowdfunding project is to prove you don’t need billions of dollars from big corporations to do anything worthwhile. Just get all the funding you need through using a website like Kickstarter. [...]

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Mystery Men!

by Brian Terry on November 6, 2010 in Crowdfunding

It all began as a blog post by John M. Slater who decided to take it to the next level by turning it into a rules lite, comic book hero role-playing game, Mystery Men! It’s designed to be easy to learn and play and very easy on the wallet. The whole game will be distributed [...]

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Decentralize The Web With Diaspora

by Brian Terry on November 5, 2010 in Crowdfunding

If you’re anything like me you probably belong to about 85 different social networking websites. Each one owning my records. You’re also probably so acclimatised to giving your data to these people when you join these sites that you don’t even give it a second thought. Here’s the problem… You don’t own your own data… [...]

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