THE BANNER : Part One.
The Return of Sander ~ now known as 'The Heir'.
New readers, you need to know that this Sander character got where he is by guile alone - see Volume 12. It's just information you should have. Now read on...
Script: Rodolfo Santullo. Art: Jok. Translation: Magnus.
© 2015 Santullo & Jok.
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War takes as much patience as perseverance...
© 2015 Mal Earl.
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Fun with a fop from the future in a bumper-length opening episode of a crazy,new sf satire from the unforgettably individualistic, Stephen Baskerville Esquire...
CHAPTER ONE: Disorder In Court.
“In which one must face justice of the Upper Crust variety.”
CHAPTER TWO: A Fall From Grace.
“The fight for one’s liberty becomes somewhat literal.”
© 2015 Stephen Baskerville.
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The team that brought you Prodigal Son and Heritage, return with another tale to astonish...
Story: Manoel Magalhães and Osmarco Valladão. Script: Osmarco Valladão. Pencil & Ink: Manoel Magalhães. Colours: Osmarco Valado.
©2015 Manoel Magalhães and Osmarco Valladão.
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A GIRL CAN DREAM.
We all have our fantasies...
Script: Keith Kopnicki. Art: Fred Fordham.
© 2015 Keith Kopnicki & Fred Fordham.
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Good times with bad people.
© 2015 Roberto Corroto & Ertito Montana.
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Welcome to ACES WEEKLY Volume 19, Week One!
Reading this as a complete volume, now? Read all our serialized tales via Week-To-Week! Just jump from one week to the next!
A Facebook pal recently posted he was saddened overhearing a comic store full of cosplayers declare they never read comics - evidently, they were buying other things echoing their dress choice amongst all the merchandise that comic stores now have in stock. Aces Weekly wants the world to read comics, so we understand how he feels! But there's nothing new in that unbridged gap between comics and the things that are adapted from them. How many go to see superhero movies without a thought to buy the comics about them? Or buy their kids Spidey costumes without considering getting the comics for them, too? Years ago, superhero movie serials used to be supporting features along with Tom and Jerry cartoons, but even at a time when comics were much more of a mass market than they are now, few of those audiences were expected to rush out for the comics those serials came from. Let's just be happy that the stuff of comics keeps sprouting out all those various offshoots we've seen ; they all carry with them the possibility of new growth in comics fans! In the meantime, we should be kind-hearted, and sympathise with those poor misguided, unfortunates who don't have enough good taste, or a sufficient appreciation of art, to yet realize what they're missing... : )
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