Gain a rare gift

 There is a lot of favoritism and nepotism that goes around that place called comics. I think that when  you have so much tradition of dreams begin destroyed people think its commonplace just like a dreamer who dreamed the big dream and could not come up with the education to know what is it is they must do. They eventually give up but that is not me and that is not Kyeombi. I will not conform. 

 People like to compete in a mindset, in a level of privilege of a parasocial construct, where they're like working at Marvel and DC, and that following their guidelines and stuff is gonna help them out. Blut it's not. For you to make one comic, make a script, and draw the comic yourself takes time. To write it would take 8 hours at least. That's one day. To draw it takes 3 days, and so just for one issue, one issue.

Imagine having to make 20 of these things. You basically would spend 20 weeks working on this comic. And even then, you wouldn't have enough to scale up to reach Marvel. It would take you approximately 20 years to have a catalog to scale up to Marvel, and even then, who's to say that your work would even be good under this constant strain of this tomorrow that may never ever come?

Because ultimately the method is wrong, I realize. The method is wrong. You're never going to reach that goal. And there is no education to tell you this, but you weren't. It would take you 20 years at that pace of following the agenda to do it. You will never reach the dream. 

Kyeombi, however, is not going to offer the method as much as MK Mzodern would, and is ultimately going to allow people the opportunity to live parasocially through the company as well. Wow, that's a big burn. To some people, and you may say you're trying to sell something and you're insulting people—well, this is not for you. This is for people who want to be surprised with a new work that only they have access to for a time. Maybe that won't always be the case, but you know what? It's like a gift. It's like a gift that belongs to the company. You win by having such a rare, unique work that no one else can own, and pretty much that is what the new Dean Income Disorder is offering from Real Time Comics. One comic that belongs to you.

However, unlike other comics that will cost normal-ish prices, this will cost $500 to create, to generate. But you, you get what? You get perhaps a physical or digital copy sent to you at the end, a copy that you only own. It's not going to teach you how to make the comics, for that is for entertainment purposes only, to see what you can get out of something that may never come up again. 

It's a chance for me, the creator, to have fun with just creating random works at random that no one will likely see. But the person who pays this money is basically getting a work that only you brought into existence that's completely random, not planned beforehand, and ultimately something not the same as the others.

And so, here is the new offering of Kyeombi, a work that you can own yourself by asking for it and paying $500. If I can get at least 100 of these things, oh wow, it may even lead into something new, like the Pokemon cards or something. But anyways, this is just a means of having fun, as in excelling the freedom to create.  Gain a rare gift today by supporting the company with your email in the message you can send with the money so the work can be sent when it's done.