Apparently she could use a bit of a financial boost. I like Kate’s Widdershins: it’s very possibly my actual favorite webcomic (definitely top five). I’m going to miss it when it ends, although I understand why she’s ending it.
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The Widdershins: Sea Change Kickstarter.
Latest chapter (“Sea Change”) of the Widdershins webcomic has completed, so Kate is starting up the Kickstarter to get it printed. I’m not saying I dropped everything to back it, but I did drop everything I was doing at that one moment in time. I shall miss this webcomic, once it completes (next chapter is supposed to be the last)…
In the Mail: Widdershin’s WITCH HUNT.
Kickstarter reward received!
The latest installment in my favorite alt-Victorian fantasy webcomic. Yes, it’s a genre: Widdershins is easily the best I’ve read. Easily good enough that I won’t even mind linking to the store, despite the distinct lack of affiliate income…
The WIDDERSHINS: WITCH HUNT Kickstarter.
Widdershins is a fun webcomic, and I’m more than happy to give Kate money for her books. The WITCH HUNT Kickstarter is also timed to start just as the Witch Hunt storyline finishes up, which is likewise cool. In that just generally cool way: I don’t think there’s any hidden meaning to that.
The “Widdershins: Curtain Call” Kickstarter is live.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1403226937/widdershins-curtain-call
And the keyrings are already gone.
Harrumph. Anyway: Widdershins is an awesome webcomic, Curtain Call was a fun little brawl featuring Our Heroes vs. The Seven Deadly Sins, and the Kickstarter will get you the latest book and PDFs for the rest. I heartily recommend it, whether or not I got a free keyring*.
Moe Lane
*[UPDATE]: …Arrangements were made on the keyring thing.
Two reasons why you should check out the latest Widdershins collection (Find the Lady).
First and foremost, of course: Widdershins is an excellent comic and absolutely worth your time. The books help feed artist Kate Ashwin: the artist must be fed; the logical conclusion is clear. And the other reason? Well…
Kickstarter backers got the right to ask a question or two. Hey, I’ll take my literary immortality where I can get it, folks.
Last hours of the Widdershins: Find The Lady Kickstarter.
It’s over tomorrow. I love the Widdershins webcomic and I would not mind in the slightest being in a position someday where I could be able to help adapt it for a RPG sourcebook. In the meantime, this is a cool project and Kate Ashwin gets these things out on time.
The “Widdershins: Find The Lady” Kickstarter.
I love this webcomic, and happily signed up for the Kickstarter.
Widdershins is 19th century (mostly) urban fantasy; I read it because of the… well, I read it because it’s a damn good webcomic in general, with characters who I like and care about on general principles. But the worldbuilding is nice, too. Kate Ashwin has apparently been known to throw down various polyhedral dice on occasion, in fact. Always nice to see somebody else from The Sodality doing well…
Last week of the Widdershins Piece of Cake Kickstarter.
I am very fond of this webcomic…
… and I’ve already kicked in for the book. Good stories, good characters, a lack of extraneous contemporary garbage to get dumped on the reader. Plus, if they hit all the stretch goals I get free recipes.
Last-minute Kickstarter: “Cautionary Fables and Fairy Tales: Africa Edition.”
A collection of African-themed fairy tales in comic form, drawn by a variety of webcomic artists.
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