The campaign to fund the third issue of adult entertainment writer Lynsey G’s ongoing sex-positive series, Tracy Queen, issues 1-3, is coming to a close, but Lynsey G is not quite done yet!
Tagged as “A Project We Love”, the celebrated third installment of the sex-positive, sci-fi tale of self discovery from Oneshi Press, written by award-winning sex-positive writer Lynsey G (she/they), with art by Jayel Draco (he/they), inks by Jeff Foulsham (he/him), colors by Jayel Draco and Ludwig “Flattsquat” Olimba (he/him), and letters by Cardinal Rae (she/her).
Campaign Highlights
100% funded: Live AMA w/ the author and illustrator
$6K: Digital thumbnails from Tracy Queen V3
$6.25K: Digital Tracy Queen concept art
$6.5K: “Queen Bee” buttons unlocked as add-ons
$7K: “I’m Just a Racoon” stickers w/ all print copies
$7.5K: Sneak peek of Outro illustrated by Jeff Foulsham
$8K: Sneak peek of Intro illustrated by Nicolas Touris
$8.5K: “How To Draw Tracy Queen” zine included in orders
$9K: Shwhiskey stickers unlocked as add-ons
What’s Next?
$10K: TQ V3 Metal Cover Upgrade unlocked as add-on
$11K: Tracy Queen hyper-real action figure unlocked as add-on
$12K: Tracy Queen Funko Pop unlocked as add-on
$13K: Variant cover by Jayel Draco unlocked as add-on
$14K: All Jayel Draco variants upgraded to metal
Brilliant and beautiful Tracy Queen has left a life of violence behind to pursue pleasure as an adult cam model, but her growing internet fame and fortune aren’t enough to keep this brilliant beauty satisfied. In the forthcoming issues, it’s time to double-down and discover a whole new world of excitement…and profit.
Her runaway success doesn’t go unnoticed however, and soon her grandfather’s ever-watchful crime syndicate discovers her secret, at great cost to one of Tracy’s allies. Meanwhile, kingpin Dickie Doublefinger and his second-in-command, Natasha Blue, are determined to destroy her streak of supremacy.
The pressure drives Tracy to the brink, leading her to make a desperate and devious decision that catapults her toward a battle to defend her hard-earned empowerment.
