Erks
Erks - Part Two. A story about those on the home front who could only watch and wait and prepare to repair, in the darkest days of WW2!
No, we're not talking about the wives and mothers - we're talking about the carers of the flyers and the planes they piloted during the Battle of Britain!
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© 2014 Keith Burns
Hadopelagic
Get on board or be dragged under by the strange currents that swirl around in the deepest trenches of the most unexplored area of Earth... Script: Chris Mole. Art: Neil McClements. Lettering: Nigel Dobbyn.
© 2014 Chris Mole & Neil McClements.
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Kora
Here we continue the story we began last volume in the company of Chris Geary's classically-styled, intergalactic adventurer, Kora. We don't know what's going to happen to her, but we're sure she'll cope...
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© 2014 Chris Geary
Dime
DIME:
We're very pleased to welcome here a new Ace to join our happy crew. Fred Fordham has plied his craft at companies such as Delcourt in France, but he's chosen Aces Weekly as the channel to tell this extraordinary story through.
© 2014 Fred Fordham
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Dungeons & Burglars
THE FUGITIVE
Once more we venture into the world of Dungeons & Burglars - this time to follow the misadventures of Magnus The Magnificent...
Script: Rodolfo Santullo. Art: Jok. Translation: Magnus.
© 2014 Santullo & Jok.
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Like Bells
A warm welcome back to Aces Weekly for our great friend Esteban Hernandez and his musings on existence...
© 2014 Esteban Hernandez
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ACES WEEKLY Volume 11 starts here.
Our usual feast of the fantastic starts its seven-week run with Part Two of Keith Burns's story about some of the least-recognized heroes of World War 2 – the ground crews who sent Battle of Britain pilots into the air with confidence and courage to battle in the skies above them. Erks has been a fitting addition to our line-up during this period, considering the many anniversaries of wartime events that have been occurring, including the year-long anniversary of the start of WW1 - the one they thought afterwards might be the last. Unfortunately, war keeps on repeating itself like a broken record - a point that's emphasised in a particularly dark manner in another war story we'll be featuring later in the run. If you're a new subscriber, and starting with this volume, or you've just bought this volume separately, you can catch up with Part One of Keith's story in Volume 10, via our ACES WEEKLY BACK VOLUMES.
Later in this Volume we'll be featuring the very welcome return of Parassassin from Jasper Bark and Alfa Robbi, which took an enforced break due the extraordinarily busy schedules of all the excellent folks producing it. It's a curse being good, you see - everyone wants you : )
Enjoy this week, with all its many and varied riches. More and more, and different, next.
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