THIS WEEK IN KICKSTARTER COMICS (11/28/22)

'Tis the season for some great new Kickstarter campaigns beginning with the great Grant Morrison on 'A Very Klaus Christmas.' 

Sherlock Holmes: A Study in Scarlet by Vincent Mallie – launching 11/29

Twitter: @MagneticPress

Presenting a beautiful, lushly illustrated new edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's first Sherlock Holmes novel.

Sherlock Holmes, the world’s greatest detective, first appeared in the 1887 novel “A Study in Scarlet,” which met very little fanfare until the character found more widespread popularity through his serialized short stories in The Strand Magazine. That first adventure recounts the first meeting of Holmes and the man who would become his stalwart partner against crime, Dr. John Watson. And now, that first sprawling adventure is vividly retold through the animated vision of illustrator Vincent Mallie.

A Very Klaus Christmas by Grant Morrison & Dan Mora

Twitter: @boomstudios; @grantmorrison; @Danmora_c

BOOM! Studios proudly present a holiday epic for the ages...alongside a bounty of spectacular yuletide surprises!

Before he became a myth... Before he became a legend... The man who would be Santa Claus dared to challenge the dark forces of magic and malevolence! From the genre-colliding mind of comics icon, Grant Morrison and the dazzling artistic talents of superstar Dan Mora comes a bold adventure into the lands of endless winter, where the sword-swinging adventurer known as Klaus and his wolven companion, Lilli, would begin a centuries-long journey to uphold his immortal mission…and make the world safe for everyone who holds the spirit of Christmas in their heart.

The Other Badguys by Luke Lancaster and Orlando Caicedo

Twitter: @RocketshipEnt; @LGLancaster; @caicedo; 

The first volume of the hit webcomic.

The Other Badguys is a superhero comedy heist comic with a cast of characters supremely out of their depth. Dealing with daddy issues, bad breakups, decades-old grudges, and profound professional inadequacies, the whole endeavor is pretty much a foregone conclusion. Badguys never win: There are rules, after all.