'The DC Art of Bruno Redondo' Goes Live on Kickstarter
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March 2nd 2026
After being revealed in January, Clover Press have now launched their Kickstarter campaign for The DC Art of Bruno Redondo, making it possible for fans of the artist to help fund the exciting new book while securing a copy for their own shelf.
Those that enjoy Redondo's dynamic artwork can now head to the the campaign page to see the wide range of options available and pledge money to help the publisher fund the book. Amazingly, the goal of $10,000 was passed within 10 minutes of receiving the notification the page had gone live, with it being more than quadrupled within an hour, which is fantastic news for Clover Press. You can still back the project though until March 20th by visiting the campaign here - Kickstarter page.
This is the second 'DC Art of' book and comes as a 9" x 12" hardcover with over 200 pages of artwork, a spot gloss cover, blue gilded pages and a cloth bookmark. This also matches the publisher's series of Marvel artbooks, all of which has been hugely successful and well-received by fans. This will give the excellent composition and bold use of colour found in Redondo's art the showcase it deserves.
Clover Press have made the most of Kickstarter again and are offering a lot of exclusive extras that will not be available at retail, including a Dustjacket Edition, a Slipcase Editions, a book of Nightwing cover book, art prints, a sketchbook, stickers, and more.
Below are some of the included options;
A standard copy of the book - $75
A dustjacket edition - $85
A slipcase edition - $100
A slipcase edition + Nightwing cover book - $160
You can also add extras individually to fully customise your order to suit you, with prices seen here;
The DC Art of Bruno Redondo is estimated to ship in July 2026 for those that back the book, with a retail release coming at a later date. If you have your eye on any of the extras seen above though, head to Kickstarter to grab them before March 20th, as only that standard edition of the book will be sold at bookstores and online.
This new launch from Clover Press is more evidence that not only are people enjoying the books they create, but also that there is a healthy appetite for artbooks based on comic books and their artists. Though this is only the second DC Comics book following The DC Art of Jorge Jiménez, there will almost certainly be more with how big this launch has been. The Marvel series is heading into double digits with releases too, indicating that the publisher is more than happy to have an ongoing catalogue with the huge support they have seen.
I interviewed Clover Press Publisher Hank Kanalz last year, in which he spoke about using Kickstarter and why they like it, which you can find here - Hank Kanalz Interview.
Future updates on the book will be reported as they happen and head over the campaign page to get your own copy - Kickstarter page.
