Aces Weekly soars into Volume 67

By John Freeman on February 22, 2024

Aces Weekly Volume 67, another massive collection of superior serials and shorts of up to 150 pages, including Extras, has just launched, coming right at you through cyberspace in seven weekly chunks.

Published by David Lloyd, available on subscription for just £1 per week, in any currency, which also acquires the next volume, then the next, then… well, you get the idea. It just keeps going. £1 per week. You read that right.

What other comic subscription has stayed the same this long, hmm? HMM!?

*Who better to walk the mean streets than those who are cursed to take such a path, than Cain… © 2024 Roberto Goiriz*

Aces Weekly 67 - In “The Whale House”, Diggory Wallis has taken to the road, having discovered in the aftermath of his parents’ deaths that he was adopted as a child. Where he planned to go is a mystery, even to his girlfriend and the best friend he's left behind.
Where he ends up is more mysterious still—his car broken down in the middle of nowhere, and now taken in as one of their own by the Whale family... © 2024 Andrew Cheverton and Tim Keable — In “The Whale House”, Diggory Wallis has taken to the road, having discovered in the aftermath of his parents’ deaths that he was adopted as a child. Where he planned to go is a mystery, even to his girlfriend and the best friend he’s left behind. Where he ends up is more mysterious still—his car broken down in the middle of nowhere, and now taken in as one of their own by the Whale family… © 2024 Andrew Cheverton and Tim Keable

*Serraq © 2024 Chris Geary. A visitor from the skies…*

Aces Weekly 67 - “Grace's Imaginary Menagerie” © 2024 Ryan Taylor — *“Grace’s Imaginary Menagerie” © 2024 Ryan Taylor*

Aces Weekly 67 - An extraordinary voyage through a mix of the past and the present, and what lays beyond... “Lazarus” © 2024 Paco Vilchez Barea — *An extraordinary voyage through a mix of the past and the present, and what lays beyond… “Lazarus” © 2024 Paco Vilchez Barea*

Aces Weekly 67 - “The Unsuspecting Saviour” is set in a future world where the mechanical have mastered the needs of the Earth and the essential needs of all that they perceive as their own, a rebel among them has taken ownership of a non-mechanical found object, and is pursued relentlessly for the retrieval of it...© 2024 Fer Calvi — “The Unsuspecting Saviour” is set in a future world where the mechanical have mastered the needs of the Earth and the essential needs of all that they perceive as their own, a rebel among them has taken ownership of a non-mechanical found object, and is pursued relentlessly for the retrieval of it…© 2024 Fer Calvi

Aces Weekly 67 - The galaxy's premier scourge of the unwary comes face to face with a character that's as sharp with a move as he is in “Drell’s Marrauders”… Will he pocket a win or lose his shirt..? © 2024 Gary Whitlock — Aces Weekly 67 – The galaxy’s premier scourge of the unwary comes face to face with a character that’s as sharp with a move as he is in “Drell’s Marrauders”… Will he pocket a win or lose his shirt..? © 2024 Gary Whitlock

This volume has the dark debut of “Cain” from Roberto Goiriz; “Serraq” from Chris Geary; “The Whale House” from Andrew Cheverton and Tim Keable; the nutty “Drell’s Marauders” from Gary Whitlock; “The Unsuspecting Saviour” from Fer Calvi; the extraordinary “Lazarus” from Paco Vilchez Barea ; and the amazing “Grace’s Imaginary Menagerie” from Ryan Taylor.

Fun, thrills, murder and psychedelia – yeah, the same stuff the Aces Weekly team give you every time, at the usual bargain price!

Plus, you’ll get to see the winner of the Psycho Gran Colouring Competition!

Check out Ace Weekly at acesweekly.co.uk. You’re just a click away to all-out digital comics goodness!

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John Freeman

John is the founder of downthetubes, launched in 1998. He is a comics and magazine editor, writer, and Press Officer for the Lakes International Comic Art Festival. He also runs Crucible Comic Press.

Working in British comics publishing since the 1980s, his credits include editor of titles such as Doctor Who Magazine and Overkill for Marvel UK, Babylon 5 Magazine, Star Trek Magazine, and its successor, Star Trek Explorer, and more. He also edited the comics anthology STRIP Magazine and edited several audio comics for ROK Comics; and has edited several comic collections and graphic novels, including volumes of “Charley’s War” and “Dan Dare”, and Hancock: The Lad Himself, by Stephen Walsh and Keith Page.

He’s the writer of comics such as Pilgrim: Secrets and Lies for B7 Comics; “Crucible”, a creator-owned project with 2000AD artist Smuzz; and “Death Duty” and “Skow Dogs”, with Dave Hailwood.