Greetings Loyal Airmen, we thought we’d kick off this week’s Flight Log with a bang. And what could be more BANC than another wonderful page from the back up story “Party Girl” as illustrated by artist Gabriel Retarde. This will appear a the back of “Th Brother Bones Origin Graphic Novel” issue #2 now in the final stages of production. Along with Gabriel doing this 8 pg back up tale, he also did the alternate cover which he highlighted here last week. This is, when done, is so going to blow you all away.
THE CRIMSON NUN # 3
Meanwhile artist Jesse Thomas turns in pg # 1 from “The Crimson Nun” # 3 which is part of the 4 issue mini we are doing for Antarctic Press. In this scene, our girl Gabrielle is introduced to Henri Metien, the head of the Pope’s security forces at the Vatican. We so love Jesse’s work on this series.
JIN & TONIK # 2
Wahoo, here’s as yet another colored page from JIN & TONIK # 2 as colored by the amazing Matt Webb over artist Cesar Feliciano’s wonderful artwork. With each new page, we’re getting closer to the end of this action packed issue. Stay tuned, Loyal Airmen.
ALESSIO STARTS BLACK TERROR PROJECT
Now those of you Loyal Airmen who remember last week’s Flight Log, you’ll recall the Air Chief reported having finished his 97 pg BLACK TERROR 2.0 graphic novel script. You may also recall, due to unavoidable circumstances, we lost our original artist team on the project. Luckily, Antarctic publisher Ben Dunn was able to save the day by recruiting Italian artist Alessio Nocerino. After seeing some of Alessio’s early roughs (which we displayed here) we were blown away by his talent. Alright, all leading to what you are seeing here. This is Alessio’s take on the original Golden Age comic hero Black Terror. How and why this all plays into our story will be revealed eventually and maybe we shouldn’t have posted this now. But hey, Loyal Airmen, we much prefer to share super comic pages like this, regardless of what little clues we’ve let slip by. Enjoy.
And that’s it for this week, Loyal Airmen. As ever thanks for dropping by and God bless.
Greetings Loyal Airmen, we start this week’s Flight Log with a really nice little art preview. Artist Alessio Norcerino has begun doing rough pages layouts for BLACK TERROR 2.0 and we couldn’t be happier. These pages are the beginning of chapter two in this graphic novel. Meanwhile, tomorrow, if all goes smoothly, the Air Chief will put the words THE END to this 97 page graphic novel soon to be coming your way from Antarctic Press. Stay tuned, Loyal Airmen. This one was a wild ride.
JIN & TONIK # 2
At the same time, super colorist Matt Webb continues to weave his magic on the pages of JIN & TONIK # 2 and illustrated by Cesar Feliciano. We’ve only 11 more pages and this issue goes off to lettering.
FINISHED COVER – JIN AND TONIK 2
So over the past few weeks we’ve shown you this cover by Cesar Feliciano in pencils and then with inks by Jay Liesten and now here’s the final version as colored by Roberta Conroy. If that doesn’t blow your socks off, Loyal Airmen, we don’t know what will. Stay, as we said above, we’ll keep you posted.
EIGHT OUT OF TEN
During the past week, the Air Chief thought it would be fun to put together a collage of the various comic book project he’s currently involved with. In looking at our private list, we realized we were actively involved with ten. Above are eight of those then. Starting top, left to right, we have 1) Jin and Tonik, 2) Beyond the Stars, 3) Hamlet’s End, 4) The Boston Bombers Vol 2, (Bottom left to right) 5) Chivalry Inc., 6) The Crimson Nun, 7)Brother Bones Origin Graphic novel, and 8) The Black Bat. Hey, and we are supposed to be retired. We just got tired listing these. Ha. Not bad for an old comic book writer.
And that’s it for this week, Loyal Airmen, as always, thanks so much for stopping by. We always appreciate you being here and supporting us. God bless. Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen, as ever we’ve a few neat things to talk about today, so let’s jump into them, shall we.
BROTHER BONES GRAPHIC NOVEL # 2
Artist Joe Arnold is hard at work finishing up the second chapter of the Brother Bones Origin Graphic Novel. As most of you Loyal Airmen know, Joe is doing the primary art on the main story which will run through all three issues, and the main color covers. Whereas each installment will have a special short Brother Bones tail at the back by a guest artist and that artist will provide the second alternate cover. So in this volume two, the back up story, “Party Girl” is being illustrated by Gabriel Retarte and Gabriel has provided our alternate cover as seen above. The Air Chief has one word for it, WOW!! Stay tuned Loyal Airmen, once completed, Joe will launch the Kickstarter Campaign and we will let all of you know when and where.
THE BLACK TERROR PART TWO
One of the many projects the Air Chief has been involved with in the past year was a new interpretation of the Golden Age hero, Black Terror. All of which got started with Ben Dunn at Antarctic Press did up that over the top illustration (top left) which he labelled Absolute Black Terror. He basically put it out there to see if anyone might want to follow this visual approach. Okay, so the Air Chief accepted the challenge and whipped up a team to bring Ben’s idea to graphic life. Helping us realize that were artists Dell Barras, colorist David Rios and letterer Oluwadmilola. (Upper middle) After months of back and forth, we had cobbled together a new origin story and introduced our new hero, scientist Calvin Hyland. Alas by the time we presented all this to Ben, Dell and David had moved on to other projects. Whereas Ben was excited about what we’d started, he personally recruited artist Alessio Nocerino of Italy to take on the art chores for what was now going to be done as a complete graphic novel. Happily, our Silverline Comics pal, Mickey Clausen joined as our new colorist, with Oluwadmilola sticking with the project. And that’s where we are at today. Thus far the Air Chief has written half of the novel, with two more installments to go. This looks to be tons of fun. Stay tuned, we’ll keep you posted for sure.
THE MUSKETEERS The New Adventures Vol 2
Airship 27 Production is proud to announce our newest released title, “The Musketeers – The New Adventures” Vol 2. Features two full length novellas, one from Joel Jenkins and the other Paul Beale. Once again, Alexander Dumas’ famous swordsman are gallivanting through cavalier adventures. Artist Ed Catto provides both the black and white interior illustrations and the gorgeous color cover (above). Available now at Amazon in paperback and on Kindle. As ever Loyal Airmen, thanks so much for your continued support.
GODS AND SOLDIERS SECOND CHANCE
A little while ago, our pal Cesar Feliciano launched a Kickstarter for his new graphic novel series, “Gods and Soldiers.” Sadly the campaign failed. But not Cesar’s enthusiasm for the idea and story. Enough that he began to see the way to relaunch his campaign with a really special incentive and now “Gods and Soldiers” is back at Kickstarter, offer the same great comic and goodies, but with full blown edition in Spanish. Please do check it out. This is a quality comic that needs all your support. (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/elguapocomics/gods-and-soldiers-1-second-chances/rewards?utm_id=97757_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1dennhbbiy2ux#reward-UmV3YXJkLVVtVjNZWEprTFRFeE5ERXhNVFF5)
And there you have it for this week, Loyal Airmen. As always, thanks for stopping by and we’ll see you back here next Friday. God bless. Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen, we are kicking off this week’s Flight Log with a gorgeous page by Andrea Bormida from the final book in our six-issue sci-fi series BEYOND THE STARS. Yup, you heard the Air Chief correctly. Only a few pages remain and this amazing climax will be ready to go to the printers from Silverline Comics. Wahooo!
SILVERLINE COMICS ANNOUNCES SILVERLINE MEDIA NETWORK
Big news from Silverline Comics this past week, as it announced it was launching it’s own Media Platform that would incorporate it’s three original weekly podcast adding others to the mix. Chief of among these was the Airship 27 Podcast show, created and hosted by Chief Engineer Rob Davis and yours truly, the Air Chief. Meaning effectively, all 106 of our recorded episodes will now be available on Silverline platform to any and all of their fans. Interested in reading all the details from First Comics’ news-flash. Here you go. (https://www.firstcomicsnews.com/silverline-comics-announces-silverline-media-network/)
CHIVALRY INC
Years ago, when starting our comics writing career, we were fortunate enough to be clients of Star Reach Production; an representative agency for creators owned and operated by Mike Friedrich. At that time another of Mike’s clients was artist Matt Haley. Somehow, most likely at Mike’s urging, Matt and the Air Chief started corresponding. Somewhere in those early letters, we Matt about our idea for a telepathic private eye named Valerie Chevalier for a comic series to be called, “Chivalry Inc.” Matt thought the idea was cool and if ever there came a day when we had it accepted by a publisher, he wanted to do a cover for it. Lo and behold, over thirty years later and Silverline Comics is now producing “Chivalry Inc.” Remembering Matt’s offer, we reached out to him a few months back and not only was he happy for us, but immediately began work on what would be an alternate cover for issue # 1. Yesterday he finished and now all you Loyal Airmen are getting a sneak peek at it. Silverline publisher Roland, upon seeing it, called it beautiful. For sure. Matt outdid himself, and proved once again why he is one of the finest graphic artist in comics today. Thanks, pal.
JIN & TONIK # 2
At same time, our partner on “Jin & Tonik” artist Cesar Feliciano had finished his pencils for the cover to issue two. We showed it off here a few weeks back. Now it has been beautiful inked by veteran artist Jay Liesten and looks absolutely stunning. Can’t wait to see it full color. Oh, yeah.
LEST WE FORGET
Twenty-five years ago, Evil attacked our great country. It’s purpose to bring us to our knees, to destroy the last bastion of democracy and freedom in the world. In the process, they cruelly took the lives of nearly three thousand innocent souls. But in doing so, they exposed themselves for all the world to see and recognized. The United States of America still stands, stronger than ever because we are a nation of deep faith in a loving, merciful and all powerful God. Today across this land, people will be gathering at their places of worship, as will the Air Chief and Valerie, to pray for the souls of our lost ones and to commit ourselves once again to never, ever forget their sacrifice…and to never stop love our beautiful and precious homeland.
Greetings Loyal Airmen, the Air Chief was pleasantly surprised this past Tuesday Sept 1st to see the above posting on Facebook. We knew we had to share it. When we taught classes on writing comics and graphic novels, one of our key points was the importance of good lettering. You take pages of art and a type script and combine them; only then do you have a comic book. So folks who can write in the word balloons, captions, credits etc. of the true unsung heroes of the media. Their words have to be clear, precise and legible at the same time not being obtrusive or stand out. Good lettering should be read without a second thought, as if it wasn’t even there. Good comic book letterers are the stars of our business and we salute all of them.
JIN & TONIK # 2
Once again colorist Matt Webb turns in another stunning page from JIN & TONIK # 2. Checking out the actual script, we only have 14 pages left and the book moves on to the letterer….and completion!!!
PLAYING WITH A-I
A few weeks ago, while surfing the web, we tripped over a site using A-I to manipulate pictures and offer folks stylized versions of their favorite photos. On a whim, the Air Chief grabbed the pix above (to left), one of favorites, and ran it through this program. We were mildly surprised to see the cleaned up, almost cartoon-like results. What amuses me the most is the darn machine gave the Air Chief a great looking pair of dentures. Oh the stuff of dreams, ha.
BROTHER BONES Book # 2
Meanwhile artist Joe Arnold continues his work on the cover to the Brother Bones Origin Graphic Novel. We’ve shown you his early roughs and then soft pencils. Now with the inks, he’s getting closer and closer to delivering what will be a truly dynamic image. Can’t wait to see it done and fully colored!
THE ORIGINAL VIGILANTE
One of the early golden age heroes of DC comics was the Vigilante, a modern day cowboy who by day was singing troubadour, Greg Saunders, at a metropolitan radio station. But by night, he’d don his bandana mask, hop on his motorbike (band then it was more a scooter) and go hunt up big city owlhoots. We loved the character and in the 60s, when DC brought him back in a round of back stories in other titles, they had the incredible artist Gray Morrow illustrate his new adventures. In 1947 Columbia Pictures released a cliff-hanger serial based on the character and starring Ralph Byrd. The same Ralph Byrd who starred in the highly popular Dick Tracy serials for Republic. Anyway someone used A-I to whip up the cool picture above and we just had to share it with all you Loyal Airmen.
And that’s a wrap for this week. As ever, thanks stopping by and we wish all of you a wonderful Labor Day weekend. God bless, Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen, here we go free-falling into another week’s Flight Log. And what better to start then a brand new finished drawn and colored page from JIN & TONIK # 2 as penciled and inked by Cesar Feliciano and wondrously colored by Matt Webb. Every time we see a new page come in, we get wicked excited, Loyal Airmen. We know this book is going to blow your socks off. Oh, yeah.Meanwhile, Cesar is busy at work drawing out the cover for issue # 2. Above is the what it will look like before being inked and colored. In that, Cesar has recruited Jay Leisten to ink the piece. He is a 20 yr veteran inker having worked for both DC and Marvel.
INDIES TAKE TIME
All too often, we get inquiries from fans asking where certain books are in development. It is one of the sad realities of independent publishing that all too often they take time. Lots of time. Example, thus far it’s taken us a year to do an issue of The Crimson Nun, likewise Jin & Tonik. So the latest to fall behind has been or western, “Hamlet’s End.” Kickstarter a long…long time ago, the actual making of issue number one has seen artist Zane DeGain beset by one problem after another. Initially he suffered serious back issues which almost crippled him for nearly half a year. Now that he’s up and drawing again, there are other personal, normal obligations he has that demand his time. i.e. working, earning a living etc. etc. Still he managed to eke out a few hours to wrap up the inks on this book and now has someone doing flats for the colors. We truly admire Zane’s persistence and dedication and assure all you Loyal Airmen, hang in there. “Hamlet’s End” is coming and we hope you’ll agree, when done, it was well worth the wait.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY HEATHER!
Over the years many of you Loyal Airmen have asked how we named our pulp publishing company, Airship 27 Production. Specifically why the number 27? And the answer is simple enough, my beautiful daughter Heather was born on Aug 27 (yesterday to all you reading this today). Obviously a super lucky number for ye old Air Chief. HAPPY BIRTHDAY HEATHER!!!
And there you have it for this week, Loyal Airmen. As ever, thanks for stopping by. We appreciated you all. Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen and at last, here’s the fifth and final page of the Great Airship Race as penned by yours truly with art by Jesus Marquez and colors and letters by Warren Montgomery. The Air Chief has always had a warm spot in his heart for this little cartoon adventure. It reminds us of our days as members of the Zone 4 Podcast and Brant Fowlyer, John Wilson and Gordon Dymowski. True comic geeks one and all!
THE CRIMSON NUN # 3
In this page, the Pope takes Gabrielle to the Vatican gardens where his head of security, Henri Metien is putting his elite Swiss Guards recruits through their self-defense training. As ever, artist Jesse Thomas delivers a truly wonderful page.
BEYOND THE STARS # 6
Not to be undone, here’s another amazing page from the final issue of BEYOND THE STARS in its final stages of production. Andrea Bormida’s art shines through every panel.
MIDSOMER MURDERS
Earlier in the year, Valerie and the Air Chief, while looking for something to watch on TV, found “Midsomer Murders” a long running British mystery series on one of the streaming services and we began watching it regularly. We are well into season 13 now and really get a kick out of the series, Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby and played wonderfully by actor John Nettles. Still, over all these episodes we’ve realized their are consistencies not to be ignored. Below is a list of things to expect from watching any Brit mystery series.Funny stuff, and pretty much spot on. Honestly, if any of you Loyal Airmen ever have the opportunity to check out “Midsomer Murders,” give it a go. We think you’ll enjoy it. Hopefully as much as we do.
BROTHER BONES THE ORIGIN GRAPHIC NOVEL # 2
We’re happy to let you Loyal Airmen know work on the second chapter of the “Brother Bones Origin Graphic Novel” book # 2 progressing well. Whereas artist Joe Arnold has finished all his pages for the main part of the book, i.e. the continuation of the origin story itself, our artist on the back-up bonus short, “Party Girl” Mr. Gabriel Rearte is doing a fantastic job with his layouts and roughs as seen in the two pages above. We can’t wait to see them completed. This is truly going to be another stellar chapter in the three part presentation.
And that’s it for this week, Loyal Airmen. As you can see, there’s no slowing down at the old Hangar 27 and all our projects are moving ahead smoothly. Thanks always for stopping by and more importantly for your continued support. We couldn’t do any of this without you. God bless, Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen. Sometimes life seems to get away from us all. Having lots of fun things to show off in last week’s Flight Log, we didn’t realized until it had been posted that we had forgotten to put up page 4 of The Great Airship Race. Ouch, do forgive us and here it is, Loyal Airmen.
THE GREAT AIRSHIP RACE Pg 4
The action is heating up, Loyal Airmen. Be back here next week for the 5th and final page.
THE CRIMSON NUN Issue # 3
Artist Jesse Thomas has been hard at work on issue # 3 of our series for Antarctic Press. In this page, Gabrielle, who will become the Crimson Nun in our story, meets the head of Vatican Security, one Henri Metien. He will be responsible for her training as the first ever Swiss Guard. Stay tuned.
THE RETURN OF DOC ATLAS
Even since the creation of the classic pulp hero, Doc Savage by writer Lester Dent, tons of would be pulp scribes have attempted to do their own version of a globe trotting adventure who leads a team of specialist in battle. Heck, if the Air Chief has done five such novels reviving the one-shot wonder, Captain Hazzard. Still, one of the more successful clones by Doc Atlas by Michael Black and Ray Lovato. Thus far Airship 27 has published two volumes of his adventures and at present the Air Chief is editing a Volume Three. So if any of you Loyal Airmen are at all intrigued, we’re happy to remind you Volumes 1 & 2, as seen above, are still available at Amazon in both paperback on Kindle. Till then, keep an eye out for Volume Three.
BEYOND 175
Earlier in the year, Airship 27 had the thrill of reprinting BEYOND 30, a long forgotten sci-fi novel by the late, great pulp writer Edgar Rice Burroughs. The book had long since gone in public domain and one of our writers, Harding McFadden, had come to us with an actual sequel to that novel. So, he, yours truly, and Rob Davis decided to do an Airship 27 edition before releasing Harding’s exciting sequel, BEYOND 175. Now we’re happy to announce that BEYOND 175 has been published and is now our latest Airship 27 release of 2026. The book is now available of Amazon in paperback and soon on Kindle. We think you Loyal Airmen are going to find it a truly remarkable, fitting sequel to the Burrough’s lost classic.
BEYOND THE STARS # 6
An don’t look now, Loyal Airmen, the but long awaited final issue (# 6) of BEYOND THE STARS is now in the final stages of production from Silverline Comics. As you can see from the gorgeous colored page above, artist Andrea Bormedia is putting forth his most beautiful art with this climatic last issue. All that remains now is the lettering by Mike Belcher and we’ll be ready for publication. Ending an almost three year journey. Stay tuned, Loyal Airmen, we’ll let you know when the funding campaign launches.
And there you have it for this busy as ever week, Loyal Airmen. We always appreciated your joining us here every Friday morning. And remember, unless we have another memory hiccup, we’ll be presenting the last page of the Great Airship Race. You won’t want to miss it! Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen, we thought we’d kick off this week’s Flight Log with a shot of the Fort Collins Comics Coffee Clutch Crew. This informal meeting of comic fans is something the Air Chief started up over ten years ago when we first moved to Fort Collins. Over those years lots of folks have come and gone. The group meets the first Sat of every month at the local comic shop from 10 a.m. to Noon. This past week’s attendees were (first three) Zane, Lorelei, James, (second four) Olivia, Kyle, Jesse, Alexis, (back four) Aaron, Todd, Sam and Abe. Love these gatherings. As always everyone had a fun time talking comics, movies and TV shows. If you don’t have such a club in your home town, Loyal Airmen, start one. You’ll be glad you did.
JIN & TONIK # 2
Super colorist Matt Webb graces us with another completed page, as illustrated by the amazing Cesar Feliciano. Once all are colored, the book will be off to letterer Mike Belcher. Really happy to see this one moving along so nicely.
MORE HEROES OUT THERE
Aside from the Sat morning hook up with our comic book pals, the Air Chief also got his fill of fun new super hero offerings. Friday afternoon the Air Chief and Val saw the new SPIDER-MAN Brand New Day movie and both of us gave it thumbs up. Val gave it an 8, whereas we gave it a 9. The major critique being it was a wee longer and could have lost 20 to 30 minutes without hurting the story. Tom Holland clearly become our favorite Peter Parker. Meanwhile, Sunday the Air Chief learned that BATMAN Cape Crusader animated series, season two was now available to stream. Whereas our streaming services are spotty at best, we thought it wise to binge the entire 10 episode. Again, like the Spidey flick, there were things we loved and a few things we thought done badly. Overall it was worth the five hour marathon and honestly we do love Warner’s animation. Kudos to Bruce Timm for bringing us as yet a new interpretation of a beloved character. And note, the Joker in this series is the creepiest we’ve ever seen. So there you have it. Go check them both out. You’ll be glad you did.
BROTHER BONES The Origin Graphic Novel Issue # 2
We are thrilled to report work on the second issue of the Brother Bones Origin Graphic Novel is progressing a hyper-speed, Loyal Airmen. As with book one, main artist Joe Arnold is hard at work on the origin saga, picking up where we left off in issue number one. Whereas this issue will also feature a special short bonus Brother Bones stand along tale. This one called “Party Girl” suggested by Joe and scripted by the Air Chief is being drawn by Gabriel Rearte. Above is one of his pencil pages and honestly, Loyal Airmen upon seeing it, we were blown away. Oh yeah, Gabriel is a wonderful talented artist. Going to be a joy to see him wrap up this bonus tale. In all, issue two is shaping up to be as exciting and thrilling as was the first issue. Oh, yeah.
AMONGST THE CROOKED STARS
Airship 27 Production is thrilled to announce the release of our newest pulp title, the sci-fi thriller, “Amongst the Crooked Stars” by British writer Daniel Whiston. This is the sequel to his earlier work, “Under a Crooked Star” which we published earlier in the year. As with that first book, all art to include the snazzy cover above the black and white interior illustrations were by Scottish artist Dave Thomson. Book is now available in paperback from Amazon and will soon be on Kindle. As always, Loyal Airmen, thanks so much for your continued support.
And there you have it for this week, Loyal Airmen. As you can see, things are always busy at the old Hangar 27. Thanks ever for stopping by and we’ll plan on seeing you next week. Ron – Over & Out!
Greetings Loyal Airmen, we’re going to start this week’s Flight Log with pointing all of you in the direction of a great new comic book graphic novel now being promoted at Kickstarter. Our good friend, artist Cesar Feliciano, with who we are currently doing “Jin & Tonik”, has a second series in the works. This one is done with writer Mark Stanlislawski and called “Gods & Soldiers.” It’s a action packed fantasy adventure about two marines who battle supernatural evil forces. Check out at spiffy image above. The first volume is now at Kickstarter. (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/elguapocomics/gods-and-soldiers-1?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch&utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1dennhbbiy2ux) Do yourselves a favor and check it out. This is the good stuff, people.
THE GREAT AIRSHIP RACE Pg 3
We hope all of you are enjoying this wild and wacky cartoon adventure. The race is on!!!
THE BOSTON BOMBERS Vol 2 Issue # 4
Rob Davis keeps the Air Chief drooling with each new page he turns on this wild alternate world adventure. Keep in mind the original Vol One is available at (www.IndyPlanet.com) as a graphic novel along with issues 1, 2 & 3 of this sequel series.
BLACK TERROR 2.0
Don’t look now, Loyal Airmen, but we are quickly approaching the final steps in the production of this comic…at long last. As of today, our letterer has the last four pages. Once he is done with those, the entire package, to include all 25 pgs and the amazing cover above goes off to Ben Dunn at Antarctic Press. In all honesty, Loyal Airmen, the Air Chief has no idea of Ben will take it on and in doing so give us the green light to continue to story begun in this book. Or will decided it isn’t something he wishes to publish. If the latter, we no plans other then pack up our toys and go home. So keep those fingers crossed.
SAINT JOAN OF ARC
One of the reasons the Air Chief was eager to write a new Crimson Nun series for Antarctic Press was the thought that we could incorporate the story of one of our favorite saints, Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans, who leading a huge French army, liberated the town of Orleans and then help defeat the British occupiers of France. Joan was an average young peasant girl when she heard the voices of saints and Saint Michael the Archangel telling her God had a plan for her. Against all odds, she followed it unwavering even to her martyrdom. In my Crimson Nun story, it is Saint Joan who speaks to young Gabrielle Joan Cauxvette and eventually leads her to become the Pope’s Special Agent. Want to know more? Hang in there, artist Jesse Thomas is hot at work doing the art for issue # 3 of The Crimson Nun : Rebellion issue # 3.
FINALLY….THANKS SCOTT – There was no way we were going to wrap up this week’s entry with a huge thanks to son Scott who stepped in when, while assembling this entry, the Air Chief goofed and then couldn’t fix the problem we’d created. A hurried call to Scott, who by the way is the family’s computer guru, and two hours later snafu fixed and the page was good to go. So again, thanks Scott. And thanks to all you Loyal Airmen for stopping by again, It’s always a privilege to have you stop by every week. God bless you and yours. Ron – Over & Out!
