Dungeons & Burglars
Eric Silvervoice , who, due to his behavior, has often been called a snake, is now offered up as a meal for one...
Script: Rodolfo Santullo. Art: Jok. Translation: Magnus.
© 2015 Santullo & Jok
Bantah Six
Flash floods and sabotage this week as Bantah's bunch go to it...
Story Phil Vaughan. Art Rossi Gifford.
© 2015 Phil Vaughan and Rossi Gifford
Requiem
Amidst the wreckage of tragedy, Tom pulls out all the stops to be a lifesaver to the lifeboat! But is he in time?
© 2015 Jorge Mongiovi
Hadopelagic
Don't you just hate it when relatives turn up on your doorstep without letting you know they're coming?
Script: Chris Mole. Art: Neil McClements. Lettering: Nigel Dobby
© 2014 Chris Mole & Neil McClements
Granny State
The detail gets richer and the plot thickens - slowly - in this beautifully-observed story of slow-paced rural life and the constantly cheerful, Jean.
© 2015 Emma Chinnery
Dr Queer
THE MYSTERY OF THE MALODOROUS MUMMY OF THE MANCHESTER MUSEUM
Part Three
Our adventure amongst awful aromas and ancient artefacts comes to its ghastly conclusion...
Pencils by Mychailo Kazybrid Script, inks & letters by Bambos
©2015 Mychailo Kazybrid & Bambos.
ACES WEEKLY Volume 16, Week 3.
This week, in our series of tributes from the creators at Aces Weekly to our much-missed fellow Ace, Herb Trimpe, we hear from James Hudnall, the creator of the excellent ' Blue Cat '.
I never met Herb Trimpe but by all accounts he was a great guy. I did read a lot of the comics he drew, and he had an ability to do dynamic Kirby-style action married with a slightly cartoonish charm that made his work very appealing to me as a teen. His Hulk work especially kept me coming back for more even though I was often annoyed with the stories, which were written by others. I was very glad to see he became an Ace last year. I am sorry that he left us so soon.
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