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Annnnnd We’re Back!

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We’re home from Ft. Lauderdale and had an amazing time at USITT. We’ve got lots of new stuff in the works that we can’t talk about yet, but new cool stuff is forthcoming.

There are entirely too many people to thank for showing us a good time, so have a ton of pictures of La Ropasucia causing mischief at the conference!

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*NOTE: La Ropasucia DID NOT set off the fire alarm on Saturday. He was too busy with a lobby photo op .

Thanks to everyone that came through the signing line and everyone that stopped to talk with me on the expo floor! We made some great new friends and that really makes everything worth it. Thank you!

Regular comics to resume on Wednesday!

-Steve

Signing Event: Q2Q Comics USITT Ft. Lauderdale!

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I’ll be doing a signing event at USITT Ft. Lauderdale!

Friday March 16th at 4pm in the Lobby by the Bookstore.

Prints will be available to purchase in the Bookstore, and I’ll sign essentially anything else you bring through the line.

A brief and incomplete list of unusual things that I have signed at USITT:

  1. Bag of goldfish crackers
  2. 4’x6′ Painting of Wuggles
  3. Yamaha Sound Reenforcement Handbook
  4. A Lighting Design Textbook
  5. Foam Fingers

We’re not selling anything at the table this time around, but we will have original art to view and, in the spirit of USITT, we’ll be giving out some swag.

ALSO: If you show me that you’ve backed the Q2Q Comics Vol. 2 Kickstarter, I will do a character doodle card for you!

I’ll probably do that whenever, not just at in the signing line, honestly.

And please, if you see us at the conference, don’t be afraid to come up and say hello!

-Steve

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Happy 4th Birthday Q2Q Comics!

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Four years ago today I posted a couple of comics about theatre on Facebook. Four days later I’d decide to make more and call them Q2Q Comics.

Today, I’ve drawn 449 comics that have been viewed more than 50 million times. I’ve published one collection and we’re kickstarting another right now. There are books, t-shirts, and prints in every state in the US and province in Canada, and in more than a dozen countries around the world. The comics have even been set dressing on Broadway (It’s true!).

It’s bonkers, folks.

I count myself as incredibly lucky to be able to make comics and do theatre for a living. I’ve met scores of amazing people doing this. And, really, I only get to do this because of you. Thank you.

I’ll keep making comics if you all keep reading them.

Thanks!
-Steve

Vol. 2 Kickstarter: 100% Funded!

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We did it! The Q2Q Comics Vol. 2 Kickstarter is already 100% funded! 

BOOKS ARE A GO! WOOOOOOOOO!

The day 1 stats: 103% Funded at $15,502 pledged by 328 backers!

We actually hit our funding goal in 22 hours and 54 minutes, beating Vol. 1 time by an hour and 4 minutes, even though the goal for Vol. 2 was higher. It’s nuts, really. I am beyond thrilled to see the response to this! Thanks yous are in order for everyone that his pledged and shared the campaign! Thank yousss!

We’ve also done two groups of the Departmental Mystery Boxes that have already been devoured. Yes, we are going to add more, but we need to do some math to see just how many we can make. So, stay tuned for that.

If you haven’t reserved your copy of the book yet, have no fear! The campaign is running until 3/24 at 12am EST. You can reserve your copy of Vol. 2 here! And remember: Kickstarter is pledge based. You are not charged anything until the campaign ends. If you want to do something to support the campaign, but can’t pledge or think books are dumb, then please share the project with your friends, co-workers, and other groups of likeminded individuals.

And now it’s time for stretch goals. Here’s what we’re hoping to unlock over the remaining 29 days of the campaign:

Okay, so sure the 100K goal is lofty, of course, but don’t you want to try for that sweet, sweet exposure?

We raised just over $40k for Vol. 1 and I’m hoping that we can break the $50k mark for Vol. 2!

Thanks again!

-Steve