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1. Comics Artist Burns Books He Made With $50k in Kickstarter Funding

campbellvideoWebcomics artist John Campbell raised more than $50,000 on Kickstarter to fund a book project based on his online comic strip, Pictures for Sad Children. In an unusual turn of events, Campbell has burned the books that the donors funded, because he claims that he ran out of money to ship them.

Campbell posted a video on his Kickstarter page called, “It’s Over” which documents the burning of 127 copies of his book. “For every message I receive about this book, I will burn another book,” explains the video. Campbell apparently received 127 inquiries from backers looking for their copies of the book.

While many Kickstarter projects have had difficulty meeting their commitments, Campbell took things to a new level. continued…

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