Aldous Spark #2 Live on Kickstarter!
- Peter Miriani
- Mar 3, 2022
- 1 min read
Hi all.
Thanks for being a part of the Aldous Spark journey so far. We sincerely appreciate it. We hope you'll join us for the next chapter, "Aldous Spark and the Feast of the Unspoiled," which is now live on Kickstarter.
In "The Feast of the Unspoiled," Aldous once again leverages his formidable intellect as he races the clock to rescue his sister from a murderous cult of masked psychopaths! Together with his loyal apprentice, Isaiah, Aldous faces off against the denizens of a sinister freakshow, pieces together the events of an unsolved murder, and uncovers an underground child trafficking ring in the process.
As the story unfolds, new threats emerge from the shadows: old enemies from Rome move quietly in the background, manipulating events unseen. And new enemies reveal themselves at the heart of the Black Moth Society, itself!
“Aldous Spark And The Feast Of The Unspoiled” is 84 pages of full-color, hardcover, oversized, glossy steampunk graphic novel, lovingly written by Peter Mirani with expressive pencils and inks from Mauricio Alvarez, lush, moody colors from Derek Dow, and a cryptic, distressed design from Sonia Harris and Justin Cornell. The book is the second of four volumes, featuring the adventures of Aldous and his frenemies.
Thanks again for being a part of the shadowy world of Aldous Spark!
Sincerely,
Peter Miriani
Co-Creator and Author of Aldous Spark
This was a really exciting and well‑presented update — I enjoyed reading about Aldous Spark 2 going live on Kickstarter because the post does a good job of explaining what makes this project feel fresh and engaging rather than just another crowdfunding pitch. The way it highlights the game’s unique features, creative design and the passion behind the team makes it clear that this isn’t just about raising funds, but about bringing a vision to life with community support. I also appreciated that it breaks down the timeline, reward tiers and what backers can expect in a respectful and transparent way, because that kind of communication builds trust and keeps people genuinely interested rather than overwhelmed by hype. The inclusion of…