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The Kickstarter to publish Zintendo (”A zine celebrating all things Nintendo through comics and illustrations”) is almost in its final 24 hours to raise the needed funds. To help hopefully get a signal boost to raise the remaining amount, I decided to do mini Q&A with the anthology editor Liz Enright (lizenright).

Zinetendo is a Nintendo fanzine consisting of both comics and illustrations. As noted in the pitch “The 28 artists involved with the project have been given free reign to interpret their favorite Nintendo games and characters in the style of their choosing.”

Tim O’Shea: How did you come up with the idea for this anthology?

Liz Enright: I’ve always wanted to organize an anthology, but found it proved difficult to find a topic that would excite each and every artist. When emailing with a friend, he’d suggested a Nintendo-themed project. An avid gamer myself, I thought that Nintendo had a long enough history and cultural impact to sustain a book. To my surprise, every contributor had a clear-cut idea (and in some cases, ideas) as to who or what they wanted to draw. The creative process doesn’t pair well with rules and rigidity, it’s a fluid act. I let the artists interpret Nintendo’s games and characters as they pleased, and that’s how Zinetendo came to be.