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NounsDAO launches exciting NFT comics collection
NFT community NounsDAO announces its next project – an NFT comic series! The new project titled “Nouns: Nountown” is open to crypto enthusiasts, comic book fans and people new to NFT. NounsDAO has partnered with Titan Comics and the ComicsDAO community for the project.
What is Nountown by NounsDAO?
The Nountown comic is an ode to NFTs and the general NFT ecosystem. Launching on April 26th, every page in the comic is also an NFT. The sites, which are integrated into the blockchain, will provide new experiences across web3 to the holders. These include unique collectibles and unique perspectives and storylines that are all central to the megastructure that is web3. This is a collector’s item for the ages, with stunning art on each page.
The idea is to bring comics collectors into web3 and also empower creators worldwide by showing them what can be done on the blockchain. “If there was any space that embodied the essence of NFT in the physical world, it would be comics,says Adam Fortier, ComicsDAO founder, and a comics veteran. “They are interested in different stories and willing to try something, but you also have the collectible.” he adds.
This benchmark move sets the tone for the years to come. The comic book case is changing the way people interact with physical, tangible comics as well. The Nountown comics are secured on the blockchain by the 4K protocol, allowing holders to redeem NFT for a physical copy. Titan Comics has also licensed the IPs of franchises such as The Simpsons, Blade Runner and more. The company will surely take the NounsDAO project to a new level and expand the web3 area.
The Nountown comic is written by David Leach and artwork by Danny Schlitz. The official synopsis for the book says it’s “A deeply moving coming-of-age drama about a small-town thimble salesman caught up in a politically charged espionage heist involving a stolen atomic bomb, a signed photo of the Pope and a fox-headed man.”
