As the Indie Comics community looks for Crowdfunding alternatives Spike Trotman and Iron Circus announce Their next campaign will Be independently Run

With developments at Kickstarter some weeks back, and at Gumroad over the weekend, causing much consternation within the indie comics community there’s news today that Iron Circus – the pioneering early adopter of crowdfunding models of delivery – will be launching their own independent crowdfunder for their next title The Poorcraft Cookbook, by Nero Villagallos O’Reilly. a lot more details and same sample art in the full press release below.

Spike Trotman launches First-Ever independently Run Crowdfunding Campaign 

Launching now From Iron Circus: The Poorcraft Cookbook, Featuring 200+ page of all-new Recipes, Techniques, and getting Tips from the Acclaimed Cartoonist Nero Villagallos O’Reilly

In 2009, Spike Trotman launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter for Iron Circus Comics’ Poorcraft graphic novel. Over the course of the next twelve years, Spike Trotman and Iron Circus Comics have completely transformed the indie publishing landscape, crowdfunding nearly 2.5 million dollars over the course of a lot more than 30 projects. now Trotman is poised to shake up the publishing industry again with the launch of Iron Circus Comics’ first-ever completely independently run crowdfunding campaign, which will be hosted on the Iron Circus Comics’ website:

“The last two years have been eye-opening for me as a publisher and, after a dozen years of corporate crowdfunding, it was time to bring to bring Iron Circus’s diy attitude to all aspects of our crowdfunding campaigns,” said Trotman. “The bottom line is there’s never been a better time to launch the first ever independently run Iron Circus Comics’ campaign. I don’t have to worry about being shocked by an announcement or a corporate initiative and we can be directly in touch with backers. best of all, there’s a great symmetry here, as the first Kickstarter campaign was for the first ever Poorcraft graphic novel and now the first proper Iron Circus Comics is for The Poorcraft Cookbook.”

Now funding on the Iron Circus Comics’ website, The Poorcraft Cookbook is a 200+ page masterpiece of recipes, techniques, and getting ideas from the cartoonist Nero Villagallos O’Reilly. The all new book features incredible appetizers, entertaining entrees, spectacular desserts, and creative cocktails, all of which are curated for those living frugally.

“The Poorcraft Cookbook was created for anybody living on a budget who wants to learn a lot more about cooking, recipe-building, and kitchen management without breaking the bank. Whether you’re still paying off your student loans, adjusting your family budget, or just cutting back; there’s ideas and tricks for every wallet,” said Nero Villagallos O’Reilly, the Seattle, WA-based, indigenous Latine cartoonist who created the current Poorcraft volume and who has been published by The Nib, real Change, Fortuna Media, and unclean Figments. “The Poorcraft Cookbook has low-cost and delicious recipes including sancocho, one pot spaghetti, bean burgers, empanadas and ginger snap cookies. plus the book features a fully-concealed spiral binding that will look terrific on your bookshelf and, a lot more importantly, lay flat while you cook!”

“Iron Circus Comics has sold tens of thousands of copies of Poorcraft: The Comic book guide to functional urban and Suburban Frugality considering that our first Kickstarter,” said Trotman. “Now, the oft-requested third volume rounds out the Poorcraft series, following Ryan Estrada’s vital guide to traveling with a prudent budget, Poorcraft: wish You Were Here. It’s impossible for me to think of a better title to spotlight, as we step from Kickstarter to our own independent Iron Circus crowdfunding.”

A crowdfunding early adopter, Iron Circus Comics pioneered the now widely-adopted reward model in which creators share in the stretch goal profits. This incentive model completely reshaped the pay system of the small press, jump-starting the current renaissance of alt-comics anthologies. Iron Circus was also the first comics publisher of note to fully incorporate crowdfunding into its service model, inventing one of the single a lot of effective uses of new media in comics publishing today.

Here’s What critics Are saying about the Poorcraft Series:

“Poorcraft is full of good, functional recommendations and ideas on how to improve your life and save money at the same time.”—BOOK RIOT

“The message isn’t just for young folks: nearly any individual can benefit from the lessons in the comic itself, whether you’re just starting out on your own or you’ve been out of college for twenty years.”—PEORIA JOURNAL STAR

“Full of terrific recommendations on sensible personal spending.”—COMICS worth READING

The Poorcraft Cookbook campaign is live now and will run until Thursday, March 3rd at 9 PM PT. For updates follow, Iron Circus books on Twitter, Facebooknull