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\n Room Service. That PK will serve as the director of the project, with Tynion writing the script with Elsa storyboarding, and introducing a new horror icon, The Caretaker, who will help a down-on-his-luck person looking for a way out. Tiers included on the Kickstarter include an art book, movie posters, access to digital movie premieres, Zoom chat with the creators, days on set, and all sorts of other unlockables.
\n\nThe printed comic will be available to $30 donors, who will also get the digital film and digital screenplay. An additional $50 to any donation level as an add-on will qualify for the foil cover copy, limited to 500 copies, with the standard comic as a $10 add on. Elsa Charretier's original artwork for the comic book, will also be available through the Kickstarter for $400 a page.
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