Chicken Heroics in Print

I just reviewed the print proof of my silly Chicken Heroics game so I can tell you all this. It is now available through DriveThruRPG's Print on Demand program as a perfect bound paperback, in addition to the PDF option that was available previously.

My camera adjusted things to green for some strange reason, but the pages are quite white.

EDIT July 22nd: Now it's out.

Shirt

We don't have T-Shirts. I would like to make some Shirts and things, but I wander onto the Zazzle or the CafePress and I nod at it a bit, think on it, then put it off. Because I don't have high resolution art, not that I can't blow up the size of these things and do that. I just haven't yet. The prices are always so high on those print on demand shirt sites. Any of you people have any thoughts on that?  Know a cheap one? One commenter going through mentioned they were disappointed I didn't have them so I decided to think about it again.

Normal Chicken

I tried a few names like Simple Chicken, and Chicken, but those are apparently names I already used. So, this is a normal chicken. I think it looks quite nice.

Legs

For this picture I decided to do better legs than I generally do. You know, like with sorta the right shape instead of just the legs sticking out of the bottom of the chicken.

Reverence

These two chickens stare in reverence of the large egg. What could it be? Some sort of Ostrich perhaps.

Sorry for my recent speed. I'll try to make up for it.

Rooster Gold

Rooster Gold is a time travelling chicken from the future. A former janitor at a museum of the future he swiped some impressive hero-ing gear from the museum and went back in time using a large egg-shaped time machine that had been on display. Arriving in the past he had a simple goal. To become a great and wealthy super hero using his knowledge of the future.

Wish I could take credit for that but those are small surface changes from the actual plot of Booster Gold, one of my favorite superheroes. It was kind of hard to make him look all shiny like that, but definitely worthwhile.

Anyways the important thing is it's an excellent play on words.

Greek

This is vaguely fashioned as a Greek god. There is a simple reason for this. I heard an ad on the radio for Greek Fried Chicken. I don't know what that is, but it isn't important.