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Post by Eric on Sept 15, 2014 22:55:47 GMT -6
I backed Wormworld for so many different reasons. I connect with the character Jonas in many ways such as his struggles and trials in the human world to my own current struggles and challenges. Jonas is missing his mother, just as I am missing a father in my own life. Jonas seeks something better than what he currently has right now and he finds that adventure in the Wormworld. I am also currently seeking some type of adventure or change in my life just like Jonas. Daniel is envisioning this book series to be three trilogies with 20 chapters in each trilogy for about an average of about 10 books per trilogy and possibly 30 overall.
I also backed this kickstarter because Daniel is such a great creator and how he managed the freebies and the campaign since the beginning is outstanding that it is no wonder he is headed for $40,000 currently in the Kickstarter campaign. I also fell in love with the beautiful painting like art style and great story within the pages of the Wormworld with its many locations, characters and locations. I would love to read why others backed Wormworld Volume 1 and if you have any special connection with the story and the main character of Jonas. Thanks for sharing your own stories.
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arshem
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Post by arshem on Sept 16, 2014 6:25:55 GMT -6
I backed wormwood kickstarter because I saw a single image (the journey begins) and feel in love with the character, the artwork, and most of all the story the was created in my mind.
Ironically I had no clue what the child's name was, yet I named the character Jonas as well.
The story itself is different than Daniel's but the concept is the same. He is set out to find himself in a new world because he's not happy with the way his life is now.
When I'm finished with my story I may share it with you all ^_^ ( if interested )
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Post by ryuyosei on Sept 16, 2014 7:00:50 GMT -6
I backed it because I've loved the story for years. I was so excited to see the campaign bu chance. The chance to have a physical copy of one of the most beautiful comics out there was very exciting as well.
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Post by Eric on Sept 16, 2014 16:47:15 GMT -6
I backed wormwood kickstarter because I saw a single image (the journey begins) and feel in love with the character, the artwork, and most of all the story the was created in my mind. Ironically I had no clue what the child's name was, yet I named the character Jonas as well. The story itself is different than Daniel's but the concept is the same. He is set out to find himself in a new world because he's not happy with the way his life is now. When I'm finished with my story I may share it with you all ^_^ ( if interested ) Welcome arshem to the forum! Yes, one image can be enough in allowing you to think of that specific world and help you imagine what that world could be like. That is why I have the image of The Journey Begins as my logo. I also fell in love with the art, characters and the entire Wormworld world. I hope when your finished with your story you will share it with us all. |
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Post by Eric on Sept 16, 2014 16:54:56 GMT -6
I backed it because I've loved the story for years. I was so excited to see the campaign bu chance. The chance to have a physical copy of one of the most beautiful comics out there was very exciting as well. Welcome ryuyosei to the forum! I am glad you were able to back this project and get a physical copy of Wormworld Volume 1 and like me fell in love with the beauty of the art and writing! |
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Post by syraleaf on Sept 17, 2014 8:22:59 GMT -6
I did join the campain because of the wonderfull pages i already saw on the internet  |
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Post by Eric on Sept 17, 2014 16:29:38 GMT -6
I did join the campain because of the wonderfull pages i already saw on the internet Excellent! I did the same thing. I saw a few pages on the Wormworld Saga main page and from those pages I fell in love with the art from Wormworld. |
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Post by syraleaf on Sept 18, 2014 8:56:55 GMT -6
I did join the campain because of the wonderfull pages i already saw on the internet Excellent! I did the same thing. I saw a few pages on the Wormworld Saga main page and from those pages I fell in love with the art from Wormworld. When i started reading i was like: oh boy, the main character is a little boy, but with evry page i felt more connected with him, mostly because of the wonderfull artwork, and then i started reading it again, because i totally forgot all to actully read what evryone says in the book, and i liked it even more And then ending is something we all know, its where i backed the Kickstarter project! |
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Post by Eric on Sept 18, 2014 10:05:52 GMT -6
Excellent! I did the same thing. I saw a few pages on the Wormworld Saga main page and from those pages I fell in love with the art from Wormworld. When i started reading i was like: oh boy, the main character is a little boy, but with evry page i felt more connected with him, mostly because of the wonderfull artwork, and then i started reading it again, because i totally forgot all to actully read what evryone says in the book, and i liked it even more And then ending is something we all know, its where i backed the Kickstarter project! It is interesting that you thought it might not be as good because it was about a little boy. It's great that as you read you liked the story more and more and to connect to the story is even better. I myself connect to Jonas in many different ways. It's great that you gave the story a chance. |
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Post by syraleaf on Sept 19, 2014 7:00:03 GMT -6
When i started reading i was like: oh boy, the main character is a little boy, but with evry page i felt more connected with him, mostly because of the wonderfull artwork, and then i started reading it again, because i totally forgot all to actully read what evryone says in the book, and i liked it even more And then ending is something we all know, its where i backed the Kickstarter project! It is interesting that you thought it might not be as good because it was about a little boy. It's great that as you read you liked the story more and more and to connect to the story is even better. I myself connect to Jonas in many different ways. It's great that you gave the story a chance. I also felt connected, but that was later on, not at the beginning. I'm also a dreamer, but I did not fail at school so the first episode was a bit of a 50% like and a 50% dislike  |
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Post by Eric on Sept 19, 2014 7:09:19 GMT -6
It is interesting that you thought it might not be as good because it was about a little boy. It's great that as you read you liked the story more and more and to connect to the story is even better. I myself connect to Jonas in many different ways. It's great that you gave the story a chance. I also felt connected, but that was later on, not at the beginning. I'm also a dreamer, but I did not fail at school so the first episode was a bit of a 50% like and a 50% dislike Its good to see that you stayed with reading Wormworld until it started getting better for you even if you may not have liked it at the beginning. Sometimes some stories take time for a reader to like at the beginning. For me though I tend not to read something if I do not like the first few pages so I may not have continued reading Wormworld if the first pages were not interesting for me. I am not sure if I would have lasted an entire chapter if the first few pages did not interest me. |
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Post by syraleaf on Sept 20, 2014 14:16:22 GMT -6
Hehe, well im the type of non-stop readers, so i read books and comics nearly all the time  so i dont mind a boring or not intresting part! And now i passed the beginning i have to admit that the beginning suits the story well |
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Post by Eric on Sept 20, 2014 21:02:56 GMT -6
Can you believe that I actually have not read many pages from Wormworld yet as I am waiting for the hardcover copy before I read the first three chapters but I am sure it will be a great story.
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Post by syraleaf on Sept 21, 2014 9:18:38 GMT -6
It is! and the story it self is very surpizing sometimes! so its really worth reading it and not only waching the images |
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Post by Eric on Sept 21, 2014 10:26:12 GMT -6
I like surprises in stories and stories where you are not sure what to expect so it will be interesting to see all the surprises that Wormworld has in its story when I read the hardcover in a few months. The wait is going to be difficult until that hardcover is released. At least it is only going to be about a 2 to 2 1/2 month wait for that.
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so i dont mind a boring or not intresting part!