Recoil Comic

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The preorder for Recoil Book 1 opens on FEBRUARY 24. Sign up for a launch notif at either the ks page or the shop page below so that you don’t miss all the pretty things I made for this campaign!

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Recoil: Book 1 is coming to Kickstarter and preorder on February 24th. The urban sci-fi webcomic Recoil, written and drawn by @spiremint​, has been running since 2014 and is now being brought to print for the very first time. This bombastic first volume features a telekinetic basketball game, a kaleidoscopic nightmare, mysterious disappearances, and more! 

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After causing a terrible accident, Kalo is kidnapped into superpower therapy. He's told it's for his own safety, but something doesn't feel right about the Croft Centre for the Attributed. He's struggling with his guilt, losing time, and soon a dark secret comes to light...

Recoil: Book 1 collects the first five chapters of the genre-defying webcomic Recoil. With Spire Eaton's signature dynamic art style and vivid colour palettes, this story deftly explores themes of loss, guilt, and the struggle to navigate a system that is not built for you. Eaton brings a fresh, dark twist to the traditional superpower story that will appeal to readers of all kinds.

Appropriate for age 14+. Content warnings: strong language; brief drug use; blood and violence; suicidal ideation and death; forced institutionalisation.

The print edition sits at a large 17x26cm and contains over 230 comic pages, with fully relettered and refreshed art. Further rewards include a digital copy of the comic, stickers, a large poster, and a comprehensive art book featuring concept and behind-the-scenes work.

Recoil: Book 1 is the first webcomic to be printed by Quindrie Press, with more to come in the future. We are excited to expand our scope to include webcomics alongside our roster of original work and to support these creators at a time when the future of the webcomic medium feels precarious.