STRANGE HORROR Kickstarter is well underway. Pledge now.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Regular readers of our blog know that we’re not shy about endorsing Kickstarter campaigns when we think they are worthy. If you like horror comics, then do yourself a favor and check out the campaign for STRANGE HORROR.  It’s a departure from publisher Gary Scott Beatty’s business model with INDIE COMICS, with publishing costs being shared by all featured creators.  In this case, STRANGE HORROR is a digital only production and the work is already done.  The Kickstarter campaign is mainly to ensure that the creators get paid after the fact.  It’s a risk, but we applaud the trail-blazing effort.  You can get copies of all 3 titles for just $2 each.  Read below . . . . .
Strange Horror is on Kickstarter TODAY!

We're all excited here as the long-awaited Strange Horror Kickstarter campaign begins TODAY! Supporters will soon be pulling in Milestone Rewards, free stories given to them because they are backers of Strange Horror #1, #2 and #3! Check it out here!

A creepy video preview of Strange Horror is included in this email to get you to that Kickstarter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/garyscottbeatty/strange-horror-tales-of-fright-beyond-the-ordinary

Plus, Strange Horror could be the first comic book Kickstarter with an Original Music Soundtrack download level! Check out the video preview of one of the songs: Dunwich!
 

CLICK for video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mywRqm35D3Y&feature=youtu.be

CLICK for video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H3MKITmQPo&feature=youtu.be

Strange Horror — is HERE! Visit the Kickstarter now at

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/garyscottbeatty/strange-horror-tales-of-fright-beyond-the-ordinary

Gary Scott Beatty
Wanting you to join the fun at Kickstarter
Strange Horror #1, #2 and #3

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  1. Gary Scott Beatty's Indie ComicsJanuary 20, 2017 at 11:12 AM

    To hear more of the music, there's a playlist on YouTube.
    https://youtu.be/8H3MKITmQPo?list=PLWQOtbubWSt4u6bYUz-QKqCHn9rqHdkYq
    Plus there are comics! 3 stories wrap up in 3 comics, with 3 artists: me, Andy Bennett (Ghost Sonata, Cthulhu Tales) and Mark Bloodworth (Deadworld, Hellraiser)!

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