Our friends over at Drive Thru comics have teamed up with the Hero Initiative to raise money for comic creators in need. DriveThruComics.com has partnered with over 30 comic book publishers to offer a $20 bundle of digital comics for
charity. Proceeds of the charity bundle, which has a retail value of $95, will be donated to the Hero Initiative. Participating publishers include: Top Cow Productions, Archaia Entertainment, Moonstone Books, Dork Storm Press, and a number of creator-owned and small press publishers.
Drive Thru's Hero Initiative Bundle features a lot of familiar creators and titles for Secret Identity fans. Among them are Drop Dead Dangerous, Mouse Guard, Jason May's Robot Coloring Fun Time, Mr. Phelps: Space Detective, Sky Pirates of Valendor and Witch Hunter.
Filip Sablik, Top Cow’s publisher says, “Top Cow has been a proud supported of the Hero Initiative from the beginning, with Jim McLauchlin, the current director of the charity being a former
editor-in-chief at the Cow. We're always thrilled to support Hero in any way we can and it's very cool to see DriveThruComics stepping up to participate in this way!”
So, for twenty bucks, you can support comic creators, read a bunch of books from creators you know, and also get a taste of something new. Sounds like a win all around. Head over to Drive Thru and check out the Hero Initiative Bundle today!
charity. Proceeds of the charity bundle, which has a retail value of $95, will be donated to the Hero Initiative. Participating publishers include: Top Cow Productions, Archaia Entertainment, Moonstone Books, Dork Storm Press, and a number of creator-owned and small press publishers.
Drive Thru's Hero Initiative Bundle features a lot of familiar creators and titles for Secret Identity fans. Among them are Drop Dead Dangerous, Mouse Guard, Jason May's Robot Coloring Fun Time, Mr. Phelps: Space Detective, Sky Pirates of Valendor and Witch Hunter.
Filip Sablik, Top Cow’s publisher says, “Top Cow has been a proud supported of the Hero Initiative from the beginning, with Jim McLauchlin, the current director of the charity being a former
editor-in-chief at the Cow. We're always thrilled to support Hero in any way we can and it's very cool to see DriveThruComics stepping up to participate in this way!”
So, for twenty bucks, you can support comic creators, read a bunch of books from creators you know, and also get a taste of something new. Sounds like a win all around. Head over to Drive Thru and check out the Hero Initiative Bundle today!
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