Over the last few years I have bought comic books from various people who post on Hive. This week I added to that collection with the latest from @sidekickmatt
Although Matt is based in the USA this book was available on Amazon UK. I assume it is printed on demand and that would be the second book I have bought like that. The print quality is fine.
I have followed this strip on Hive for a while, but has not seen the very first editions that this starts with. You can see some of them have footnotes. There is an entertaining introduction and end notes (that mention Hive). Even the copyright notice raised a smile. Matt is putting out three different comics on Hive whilst travelling around in a van. It shows what you can do these days and I hope Hive has helped him along the way.
I also have a book to read from @nevies with illustrations by
@katharsisdrill that I bought through Kickstarter. I only have the PDF version of that. You can buy it now for $HBD. Also on Kickstarter I supported a book by
@la-fumettista who draws the comic written by
@drwatson.
Ideally I would like to be buying all of these books directly through Hive, but we do not yet have something that can compete with the big crowdfunding platforms and you need their audience to get enough funding. Maybe that will change in time. Meanwhile I can still support people who put their work on Hive where we can access it for free and give votes for rewards if we like it. If we want to see more creative people om Hive then we need to show support in whatever way we can. Even if you cannot give a big vote then comments will be welcome.
I want my Hive feed to be full of cool comics and other entertainment every day. There ought to be something for every taste. If you know people who could benefit then tell them about Hive and show them examples of others who are doing well from it.
Hive five!