Kickstarter Highlight: Theatrics Volume 2
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Tpub Comics are back at it on Kickstarter with their long-awaited Theatrics Volume 2. The first was, quite frankly, a masterpiece, so this is one we've been really looking forward to. The good news is that if you missed the first one, you can get both through the Kickstarter campaign, providing it reaches its funding goal - and given it's raised over £2k of its £6k target in a matter of hours, we're confident that it'll absolutely smash its target.
Theatrics Volume 2 follows the story of famed 1920’s Broadway actor Rudy Burns, who received the beatdown of a lifetime on one fateful night that changed his path forever. The once incredibly handsome actor now has a rather messed up face. After he lost his looks, his job, his money, and his girl, any sensible person would have tried to piece the shreds of their life back together again and attempt to live a normal life... but Rudy was far too theatrical for that.
Instead, Rudy Burns enters the brutal world of high stakes boxing under a persona he creates; the mysterious pugilist named “The Mad Count.” With a viciously defining right hook and the ability to get in the head of his opponents, Rudy quickly manages to turn the tables back in his favour and return the limelight.
The pledge levels range from £10 for a PDF copy to £2k for a signed hardback copy and the opportunity to co-write and appear in a story for upcoming TPub Comic smash hit Twisted Dark Vol. 9. In between those is £15 for a PDF copy of Theatrics vol 1 & vol 2, £20 for the two PDF copies and a shirt or £20 for a softcover copy, £35 for a hardback copy. There's more, a lot more. You're spoilt for choice on what you want to back, with a load of goodies on offer.
Check out the previews below, and the Kickstarter campaign here: Theatrics Volume 2 by TPub Comics — Kickstarter
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