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Posted by Ben in Jump Leads Stuff on September 4th 2010 @ 8:19am GMT

We've started selling eBooks through Wowio! The first three issues are up on their store now in glorious high definition with seldom-before seen bonus materials for a piddling 99 cents an issue. 99 cents! That's cutting me own throat!

We'll have a Wowio storefront set up shortly, but in the meantime here are the links to the eBooks:

#1 - Training Day by Ben Paddon
#2 - It Came From Space! by Ben Paddon
#3 - Trojan Horse by Euan Mumford

Each issue includes bonus content, including character art and early versions of pages. If you're a fan of the comic please consider taking a few minutes to give an honest review of each of the issues. We'll have additional issues up at some point in the next couple of weeks.

We also plan on releasing audio commentary for each issue, too! JjAR and I have already recorded the commentary for issue #1, and we'll make that available at some point soon as an optional extra. Stay tuned.

5 Comments

Posted by david on September 6th 2010 @ 11:04pm GMT

Is there a way to pay you the 99 cents an issue directly? Because I've heard bad things about wowio taking forever to pay the artists their royalties.

Posted by Ben on September 7th 2010 @ 12:02am GMT

We looked into opening our own eBook store, but neither myself nor SupSuper has the know-how to set up a reliable way of delivering the content.

Posted by FastChapter on September 7th 2010 @ 3:06am GMT

Odd question, but my bookstore has had a few copies of your "Tales From the Flurry" back-ordered through Baker & Taylor's distribution center for a few months now. Are you folks still printing copies? Wouldn't mind sharing this with our graphic novel customers!

Posted by Ben on September 7th 2010 @ 4:18am GMT

We never printed the book ourselves - it was handled by SoulGeek Publishing. I believe it's presently out of print, although Amazon appear to still be selling the title.

We're looking at self-publishing a second edition of the book ourselves at some point, along with a second volume. At the moment it's a case of raising the funds to do so.

Posted by Sohum Banerjea on November 14th 2010 @ 12:11pm GMT