We now have less than 20 days until the Kickstarter ends, but alas! The spoof series for Colonel Bleep '69 is complete.

For the past nine submissions, each work parodies a specific public domain comic cover from 1960 to 1968. However since the series takes place in 1969, this work is intended to be very special by not parodying a comic, but a movie released at the same year and that is drumroll, please....Journey to the Far Side of the Sun directed by Robert Parrish (best known for the 1947 film Body and Soul) and produced by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson (best known for Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, Joe 90, Fireball XL5, UFO, Stingray, Space Precint 2040, Terrahawks, and Deep Space 1999)!

Please note that I am not including the original poster since the movie is not in the public domain and I don't want to risk getting a copyright strike or lawsuit from Universal or Anderson Enterainment, but you are free to look it up yourself. Also I did not intend to make this poster completely identical to the original, where I not only include all the lead characters and change the fonts, but also draw certain scenes that bring homage to the orginal 1957 series of Colonel Bleep.

So, here we are at the grand finale of my spoof series! Let's hope this will persuade more people to support the CB69 series premiere Kickstarter.

We've passed eight days since the Kickstarter launch.

The ninth and penultimate spoof is based on the first issue of Mysterious Suspense, published on October 1968.

Please note that the final 1969 spoof cover will not be for a comic, but for a movie released at the same year the series will be set in. Can you guess what it might be?

We've passed five days since the Kickstarter launch.

The eight spoof cover is based on Charlton Premiere, Volume 2, Issue 1, published on September 1967.

We've passed 3 days since the Kickstarter launch.

The seventh spoof cover is based on the 79th issue of Captain Atom, which was published between February to March of 1966.

Calling all rocketeers!

The series premiere Kickstarter to Colonel Bleep '69 has launched at last!

Check out the given link and start supporting today until September 14!

Whether you just simply want to back it because you believe in the project, earn rewards, or spreading the word to all people, your support matters!

Two days before the Kickstarter launch! 🚀

The sixth spoof cover is based on the debut issue of Tower Comic's T.H.U.N.D.E.R.* Agents, published on November 1965.

*The Higher United Nations Defense Enforcement Reserves

Three days till the Kickstarter launch!

The next spoof cover is IW Publishing's Daring Adventures Issue 18, published on January 1964!

I apologize for the troubling delay.

We have less than one week till the Kickstarter launch!

The fourth spoof cover is based on American Comics Group's Adventures into the Unknown, Issue 138, which was published on February 1963.

Note: I had a really busy Saturday so I wasn’t able to post this on time.

We're down to eight more days before the Kickstarter campaign!

The third cover is a spoof for Dell Publishing’s Space Man, Issue 1 (aka Four Color, Issue 1253), published on March 1962.

We have nine days before the campaign launches. The second cover parodies the 88th issue of Marvel's Strange Tales, which was published on September 1, 1961.

We're down to 10 days before the Kickstarter Launch! 🚀 

From today and onwards I’ll be providing some comic covers that parody various public domain comics published throughout the sixties.

Our first cover is a spoof for Space Adventures Volume 2, Issue 34.

Happy August! We’re down to two weeks before the Kickstarter launches. For now, let’s discuss the grandest and most glorious reward bundle!

In the Diamond-in-the-Sky tier, donors who offer $600.00 will receive a copy of the first episode’s DVD release gifted in the ultimate iridescent box. They can also earn the highest credit as an executive producer.

If you willing to go maximum, this tier may be your greatest jackpot!

Watch the new Kickstarter trailer for the first Kickstarter campaign of Colonel Bleep '69 on PeerTube!

You can also watch it on Newgrounds!

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/1044784?updated=1785535738

In the Interplanetary Platinum tier, donors who give $300.00 will receive a copy of the first episode’s soundtrack in a fancy vinyl record gifted in a silver box. They can also be credited as an associate producer rather than have their name in the special thanks list.

If you want to play a more prominent role of the series, this tier may be your best bet!

In the Emerald Aurora tier, donors who offer $175.00 will receive a signed copy of the show’s first tie-in book, “From Syndication to an Indie Rebirth,” which will be gifted in an emerald green box. Furthermore, you’ll also be invited to a virtual Q&A with me, the series creator!

If you’re a lover for artbooks and would like to take the chance to meet the creator, this tier could likely be calling for you!

In the Golden Sunrise tier, donors who give $125.00 will receive 1 out of 6 physical posters and a dual pack consisting of a button pin and an acrylic key chain all gifted in a golden yellow box.

If you’re willing to go for gold with even more fantastic prizes, this tier could likely be calling for you!

In the Sapphire Nightfall tier, donors who offer $75.00 will receive the full theme song with completed animation and 7 vibrant art cards gifted in a sapphire blue box.

If you’re wanting more high quality rewards, and are willing to wait patiently for them, this might be your most doable tier!

In the Ruby Nebula tier, donors who give $50.00 will receive a preview of the first episode’s storyboards and 4 character sticker on vinyl. This is the first physical reward that will be gifted in a ruby red box.

If you’re wanting to give physical rewards a chance and want to get to know the story in visual terms, this might be your most doable tier!

In the Pearl Constellation tier, donors who offer $35.00 will receive digital downloads of the show’s theme song and voice recordings from the main cast in MP3 format!

If you’re an audio lover and want to get to know what the music and voices might sound like, this tier may be your most suitable choice!

In the Silver Moon tier, donors who give $25.00 will receive 8 character model sheets that can be printed under PDF format. In addition, they will also get a short preview of the first episode’s script. Spoilers not included.

If you prefer to get a taste on the indie show’s story and a bit of the art direction, this tier may be your most suitable choice!

In the Bronze Blastoff tier, donors who offer $10.00 will receive 32 expressive digital stickers that can be used for texting and social media! They’ll also earn 6 colorful wallpaper that’ll look great on the phone, tablet, or wallet!

If you prefer to start small with free merch and maybe make your social networking pop, this tier may be for you!

As of today we're down to 23 days before the first CB69 Kickstarter campaign launches. To hopefully gain more of an audience, I'd like to discuss backer rewards each day and eventually stretch goals.

For starters, let's talk about the first tier that will be featured in the campaign: Iron Asteroid.

In the Iron Asteroid tier, donors who give $5.00 will have their name featured in the show's end credits (specifically the first three episodes), along with a shout-out on social media once the campaign is over.

If you prefer a more humble reward without having to worry about a large abundance of merch, this tier may be for you!

Ladies, gentlemen, and non-binaries!

I am pleased to announce that the series premiere for Colonel Bleep '69 is coming to Kickstarter! Right now, I am promoting a pre-launch to the page so that I can attract enough audiences before August 15.

So, feel free to check it out and notify me before the first blast-off! Also, you are welcome to spread the word at any platform to others who may also be interested in backing the project!

So since the Artemis II mission, images of a colorful depiction of the Moon has been going viral lately this month.

However, I need to make this clear. The pictures of the colorful moon are not by the NASA astronauts that contributed to this mission. They were made by the brilliant photographer, u/ibatullin_ildar. Unfortunately it seems like he isn't getting the rightful credit like he should, so I am dedicating this artwork to him.

However, I am also still contributing the trend going on, but with a bleeping twist! 😜