THINK OF THE CHILDREN: hand made, horror comic
A Comics project in Atlanta, GA by Christian Sager ·
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Update #3: Street Campaign
Posted on May 1, 2011
Do you feel like you don't have enough money to donate to THINK OF THE CHILDREN, but still want to help? Or have you already donated but want to do more? Let's do this old school and hit the streets with this campaign D.I.Y. style!
We've designed an easy-to-print PDF poster to go in comic book stores, conventions, book shops, record stores, coffee shops or wherever you think this project will be appreciated in your area. According to Jason Brubaker's advice on Grassroots Funding With Kickstarter, placing posters through Chicago really helped Cursed Pirate Girl's Kickstarter campaign, and they raised over $36,000! We'd like to at least hit our goal and hope this kind of action can help.
Here's how you do it:
- Locate some local shops that will let you put fliers up. To find comic books stores near you, go to comicshoplocator.com. Remember, Saturday, May 7 is Free Comic Book Day and comic shops will see increased traffic. So try to get the posters up before then!
- Print this PDF poster on letter sized paper.
- Bring the posters to your local stores and ask their permission to hang them up.
- Take a photo of the poster in its new home. Send it to us at christian.sager [at] gmail [dot] com. Include your name and the location you placed the poster at.
- We'll include your name and the poster's location on a library card placed on the inside back cover of THINK OF THE CHILDREN.
Here's what the poster looks like:
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Funding Successful
This project successfully raised its funding goal on June 6, 2011.
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1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN vinyl sticker and 1 matted, ACEO print by EC Steiner.
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1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN "Yin Yang Signet." This features a 4" diameter davey board seal with our yin yang logo laser engraved into it. (All rewards over $15 will include this signet). 1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN vinyl sticker and 1 matted, ACEO print by EC Steiner.
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1 handmade, softcover copy of THINK OF THE CHILDREN, with your name included on a library card in the back. 1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN vinyl sticker and 1 matted, ACEO print by EC Steiner.
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1 handmade, sculpted hardcover copy of THINK OF THE CHILDREN, with your name included on a library card in the back.
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1 handmade, sculpted hardcover copy of THINK OF THE CHILDREN, with your name included on a library card in the back. 1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN vinyl sticker and 1 matted, ACEO print by EC Steiner.
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1 limited edition netsuke, sculpted by EC Steiner. 1 handmade, sculpted hardcover copy of THINK OF THE CHILDREN, with your name included on a library card in the back. 1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN vinyl sticker and 1 matted, ACEO print by EC Steiner.
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1 of 3 limited edition sculptures by EC Steiner. 1 limited edition netsuke, sculpted by EC Steiner. 1 handmade, sculpted hardcover copy of THINK OF THE CHILDREN, with your name included on a library card in the back. 1 THINK OF THE CHILDREN vinyl sticker and 1 matted, ACEO print by EC Steiner.
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Christian Sager is the writer of the fantasy comic series BORDER CROSSINGS, as well as the creator of the upcoming science fiction comic PARTIAL INVASIVE. He is a friend to animals and libraries.
EC Steiner is an Atlanta-based sculptor, designer, and sometime storyteller who crafts dire and dangerous visions inspired by the dark, the fantastic, and things more foul than fair. He suffers from an obsessive affection for archaic splendor, biomechanical nightmares, urban magic, ethereal dreamscapes, unseelie adventures, and all things Halloween.
