Ep. 27 - Pre Kickstarting your Comic 2.0

from Writing Comics · host Curtis Clow

Here's a few new strategies and tips I used when launching my last Kickstarter. Twitter - @CurtisWriterC Instagram - @CurtisWriterC Patreon - patreon.com/curtisclow

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