Ben Fleuter is republishing it on a dedicated site, after putting up each individual case up on Patreon first. I can heartily recommend both. As you all know, Ben did the artwork for my I’ll-get-a-finisher-for-it-eventually RPG, and he’s worth supporting. SWORD INTERVAL in particular is excellent. Check it out!
Ben’s doing a bit of a drive on Ko-fi to raise some cash. He’s doing a PDF of his Monstergirl Artbook for $2.50. Check it out, and check out his Patreon, too. Good dude, good professional.
Ben Fleuter’s Sword Interval was one of my favorite webcomics – think ‘supernatural investigators during a magical apocalypse, and they’re armed for lich-king’ – and now it’s being re-released on Tumblr. Which is good, because I didn’t like it being on WEBTOON. Too annoying to navigate, and very hard to archive-binge. This one is being presented in page-a-day format, which fits Ben’s original intentions better anyway. Check it out!
I assume you will recognize the main artist for the Aether Nexus Kickstarter. Yup, it’s my dude Ben Fleuter. I feel bad for not mentioning it earlier; I knew Ben was working on this, but I didn’t realize it was actually being crowdfunding. I’m not even all that into mecha, but who cares? The art’s on point.
So, this looks fun:
More here. AETHER NEXUS is magical mecha roleplaying, and should be right up Ben’s alley. I look forward to picking up the finished version.
Ben Fleuter lost his stock of graphic novels in a fire two years ago; but somebody had been holding a few copies of SWORD INTERVAL and DERELICT for him for a convention. Grab ’em fast while you still can! I’ve already scored my copy of DERELICT, so this post has a hidden expiration date…
Because being burned out of your house and stock isn’t enough excitement for one decade, it seems*. Anyway, I don’t have a commission that needs filling at the moment, so I bought another pin. They’re good pins anyway.
*Although… hrm.
Ben Fleuter‘s work, obviously (he did the original art assets). Anyway, he’s almost done with them, so here’s a sample:
The rest of the art (and the edits) should be done by the end of the month. Then it’s off to layout for the final version! Huzzah!
I already ordered the Glitch and the Earth pins: I want the former, my eldest wants the latter.
Note that I borrowed the name for my recent short story, not the other way around. I checked first, obviously. Ben was cool about it; but then, he’s a righteous dude.
The Liches Get Stitches – Elemental Enamel Pins Kickstarter isn’t affiliated with the short story of the same name that I’m suddenly writing, except in the sense that I asked Ben if it was okay if I ran with the title and he said that it was. The entire idea for said story just popped into my head, and it’s amusing – never mind! Ben’s making enamel pins! Back it! Hit the stretch goals, so I can get the glitch one!
