Timothy Bach
@timothybachstuff.bsky.social
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I like monsters, space wizards, and loud guitars. And I make stuff, like the comics THE FAMILY GRAVES and GARGOYLE BY MOONLIGHT. More at: www.moonrisecomics.com. FAMILY GRAVES KICKSTARTER LINK: http://bit.ly/4kLxZIV
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✨We're live.✨
The Family Graves: I Scream Spectacular--a COMPLETED 30-page comic that blends monsters, science fiction, and family drama into an epic supernatural adventure--is available now on Kickstarter!
It's like The Munsters meets The Fantastic Four.
Back it now!
bit.ly/4kLxZIV
An image announcing the launch of the Kickstarter for "The Family Graves: I Scream Spectacular"--a comic where a werewolf dad, medusa mom, teen siren, fish-boy, and an adorable baby zombie are the only ones with the mad science to save us all from the terror of the Brainpocalypse!
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In 1971, a 30-year-old Neal Adams sat down to crank out a Superman cover for Julie Schwartz. Took him an hour or so. It became one of the most iconic comic book covers of all time. Coming up at Heritage soon. Might be a million dollar piece.
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The first Peanuts strip by Charles M. Schulz was published on October 2, 1950.
Four black and white panels of a boy and girl sitting on steps. 1st panel: Charlie Brown is approaching and the boy says “Well! Here comes ol’ Charlie Brown!” 2nd panel: As Charlie Brown passes, he says “Good ol’ Charlie Brown…yes, sir!” 3rd panel: “Good ol’ Charlie Brown…” 4th panel: Once Charlie is gone, “How I hate him!”
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Family Graves backer update: The books are in and look great! We're putting orders together and will get them shipped ASAP.
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Family Graves backer update: The books are in and look great! We're putting orders together and will get them shipped ASAP.
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Yeah, making comics is hard. But starting from scratch each time, makes it harder. That’s why I’m trying to build on what I’ve done before, rather than trying to find a new audience each time.
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I agree. So many comics don’t catch on because it’s a miniseries and then done. Building out your own “storyworld” over time is the way to go. That’s what we’re doing w/ The Family Graves. Creating standalone stories that are “jumping on points” but also continue to build the world of the story.
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I think it's becoming clear that if you like indie creators, you're going to need to support them any way you can. And that doesn't mean money, just spreading worth of mouth can be powerful as well.
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Hey--I'm selling an original Alf logo that I did while on staff at Marvel over on Ebay--you should but it! www.ebay.com/itm/29762534...
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✅ Family Graves Kickstarter digital rewards delivered.
The palsied, desiccated fingers of an undead mummy grasp an iPhone--the screen of which shows the digital version of the comic book The Family Graves: I Scream Spectacular. Boo!
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Our fulfillment team at Family Graves HQ working dutifully to send out digital rewards for The Family Graves: I Scream Spectacular! Backers check your inboxes!
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John Carpenter’s Tales for a Halloween Night Vol. 11 features the story “There’s a Dead Girl in my Chest,” written by me, art by @sketchsawyer.bsky.social and letters by @edduke.bsky.social

Pre-order wherever graphic novels are sold!

@stormkingcomics.bsky.social @indiecomicszone.bsky.social
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Been having a lot of fun with screentones lately
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Bull terrier caught mid-zoomy in his nature environment: chaos.
Bull terrier caught in his nature environment: chaos.
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Today is the birthday of writer, editor, & artist, Archie Goodwin (Sept. 8, 1937-March 1, 1998).
A color photo of Goodwin Creepy #1 (1964), Manhunter #1 (1984), Luke Cage: Hero for Hire #1 (1972), and Star Wars #50 (1981).
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Indiana Jones commission from the weekend
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Controversial take:
Comics that are written for trades do not make for good issues, and rarely even make for good trades.
Comics written to be good issues are better at both.
a man is reading a comic book while sitting on a couch .
ALT: a man is reading a comic book while sitting on a couch .
media.tenor.com
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Thrilled to announce that @sketchsawyer.bsky.social and I (along with @edduke.bsky.social) are contributors to “John Carpenter’s Tales for a Halloween Night Vol. 11” arriving this October from @stormkingcomics.bsky.social! Pre-order now for an extra-spooky Halloween! @indiecomicszone.bsky.social
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Having a MONSTROUS September!
(And I’m leaving it at that 😜)
A collage of my Universal Monsters posters including Frankenstein, Dracula, Creature from Black Lagoon, wolf man, bride of Frankenstein
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🖨️Just sent the files for the I Scream Spectacular to the printer.
In other news, all backers should have received your survey. #comicsky #indiecomics
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I'm so myopic when I work that I forget to share in-progress artwork.

Here are a couple of panels of 1930s Paris street scenes (because it's establishing shots that get likes and shares and new followers, right?)
Front view, two women on a crowded 1930s Paris street Back view, two women on a crowded 1930s Paris street