Doc Unknown via Kickstarter!

For the last couple of weeks I have been reading a recent Kickstarter comic purchase - Doc Unknown.

I got the third and final part and decided to re-read the earlier volumes as it had been some time since I had read them.These were fun, quick and easy to read comics. It was nice to read a story with an actual conclusion too!

Very pleased with my little Kickstarter extra - an original sketch of Doc Unknown by artist Ryan Cody!

Doc Unknown

Well I breezed through the Doc Unknown kickstarter comics. The stories, most of which were short,. were fast and furious. They were fun but not very demanding on the brain. Compared to the silver and bronze age comics there was hardly any text. How times have changed!

More Kickstarter Comics - Doc Unkown

Received these comics direct from the US via Kickstarter. This is the description from the kickstarter campaign.

DOC UNKNOWN is a pulpy, supernatural action/adventure series about a man chosen by fate to battle the forces of evil during World War II. It's for fans of Batman: The Animated Series, Hellboy, and Planetary.
DOC UNKNOWN: Winter of the Damned & other tales will be a 104 page graphic novel. The book continues the strange adventures of the Gate City Guardian. Instead of putting out costly single issues we're going straight to trade. But before we can do that, we need funding to pay for Ryan's page rate (artists deserve to get paid!). The 5,500 will go to the art team, anything raised above that will go into the printing and shipping.
The book will feature an introduction by Michael Moreci (Hoax Hunters, Curse), 61 new pages of art from Ryan Cody (Atomic Robo: Real Science Adventures), the 12 page story currently appearing in Five Ghosts (Image Comics), and will include pin-ups from John Broglia (God Complex) Scott Godlewski (Dracula) Artyom Trakhanov (Undertow), Aaron Conley (Sabretooth Swordsman) and Nick Pitarra (Manhattan Projects).

I also picked up print copies of the other stories featuring the character to make sure I'm up to date. They look like fun comics.