Graphic novel back cover

Later this month, in connection with Artithmeric, Powers Squared will be doing a Kickstarter with a new version of our graphic novel. This week, the third batch of possible covers. Watch us talk with the artist and colorist more about this process on our podcast OAPS #129 - Kickstarter Cover Discussion (see link below).

In March, in connection with Artithmeric, Powers Squared will be doing a Kickstarter with a new version of a graphic novel. To honor that, we asked our artist to come up with a new cover. That starts with thumbnails. This week, the second batch. Learn more about this process on our podcast OAPS #129 - Kickstarter Cover Discussion (see link below)

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