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Oz: Nightmare in Emerald # 3

Name: Oz: Nightmare in Emerald # 3
Brand: Rick Molchan
Rating: 4.1 (18 reviews)

A brutal horror reimagining of Oz where the Tinman takes hearts and the Scarecrow collects heads.

Created by Rick Molchan · Launched Jun 13, 2026 · Closes Jul 13, 2026

Source: public Kickstarter page · all funding figures & images via KickstarterView on Kickstarter →

Raised

$1K

Goal $750

Backers

18

1 data points

Funded

194%

Goal hit ✓

Time Left

29 days left

BackerLens analysis

🟡 Below the Comic Books category average. This project has hit 194% of its goal, while the average live Comic Books project on Kickstarter sits at 330% (41% below the category).

Early Momentum: 65 / 100 — strong potential. Project is in its first 14 hours, so the score reflects funding-velocity-per-hour rather than 24h trend.

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Project is too new for 24h trend data. Score is based on funding velocity per hour, backer signups per hour, and staff-pick early signal.

Hours since launch14h

Funded so far194%

% per hour13.98%

Backers18

Staff pickNo

FORECAST

BETA

~$26K

Predicted to fund 3412% of goal

○ Low confidence (early)

How is this calculated? ›

BackerLens uses an empirical Kickstarter funding curve: ~30% of final pledged comes in days 1-3, ~70% by 85% of duration, then a final-week push to 100%. We divide current pledged by where the curve says we should be at this point in the campaign.

Project is in its first day or two — forecast is highly speculative and will tighten as more data comes in.

This is an experimental model. Don’t bet sourcing decisions on a single number — the funding curve cross-section is just a heuristic.

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