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PROJECT DESCRIPTION Kickstarter has revolutionized the way in which ambitious creators get their projects off the ground. Now, you can help us get our idea off the ground and into space, for the best (and last) Kickstarter of all time. Help crowdfunding make crowddestroying a reality! PROJECT FAQ Q: So after the Earth blows up, what about you guys? A: If all goes according to plan, the immense amount of energy channeled through the doomsday laser will also vaporize the station itself. What a bonus! Q: But isn’t suicide wrong? A: Agreed! But the worst thing about it is the grief it causes for those left behind. Sooo…! Q: Why don’t you pay for this yourselves? A: Sure, as syndicated TV stars and independent industrialists our combined net worth is well over $600 billion, but we’d rather not absorb all the risk of building a giant-space laser entirely by ourselves. Q: So wait, is this a Death Star™? A: No, the Death Star™ is a fictional weapon in some other universe, far, far away. We are talking about a very real tool built for the express purpose of destroying the planet Earth. The Death Star™ was a failure because it only destroyed one planet; if we destroy one planet, it’s a huge success! Q: But wait! I don’t want to be blown up by a space laser! A: Don’t be silly. No matter what you’re going to die someday, so it might as well be along with everyone else. Also that wasn’t a question. Q: But– A: Thanks for the questions, everyone!   Made by Wes Citti and Tony Wilson   Special thanks to our mentor, Harris Porter: http://vimeo.com/24958448   Music by Monroeville Music Center Kulor and Patrick Lee under the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike License Thanks for watching, friends.

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This chart was reprinted in here and I have a copy. So let’s give it away! This is a three cassette reissue of the first three Kill Rock Stars comps and it even comes with a little walkman in case for some reason you don’t own a cassette player. To enter: Leave a comment on this post and include your email address (it won’t be published). I’ll close comments and pick someone at random Monday May 27. Also: have a mailing address in the USA. OK. Who wants cassettes?

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I have to admit I’m kind of running on fumes here, because I have NO idea how I managed to finish this page.  This was a really weird week when I had to go in every conceivable direction at once, and seemed to be doing everything but drawing comics.  And yet, here it is.  Wild. I like this scene a lot.  Actually, it’s going to look a lot better as a spread when the other page is finished, so I’ll stick the whole thing somewhere for you to see it next Monday.  But I like that it accentuates Mike’s bigness.  He’s not a small machine.  And there’s good reason everyone is afraid he’s going off the rails – he could really ruin everyone’s day if he decided he wanted to. As for me, well, I’m turning in.  It’s going to be another big one this week, but I’m up for it.  And now that we’re “over the hump” with this chapter and events are starting to accelerate, the prospect of getting to draw the rest of the chapter is really exciting.  And this one is building up to my second-favorite scene in the entire story, which I’ve been dying, just DYING to draw for three years now.  So I’m really starting to have fun with this. Anyway, until next week, folks, be well!