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Aces High #1 The 10 Best Air Ace Picture Library Comic Books Ever!
Cover Date: June, 2009
Contents: Flash Point (from Air Ace Picture Library 35, Jan 1961) Art: Joe Colquhoun; Script: D. M. Garbutt Fighter, Fighter! (from Air Ace Picture Library 39, Feb 1961) Art: Ian Kennedy No Survivors (from Air Ace Picture Library 46, Apr 1961) Art: Mike ...
Issue Description
Contents:
Flash Point (from Air Ace Picture Library 35, Jan 1961) Art: Joe Colquhoun; Script: D. M. Garbutt
Fighter, Fighter! (from Air Ace Picture Library 39, Feb 1961) Art: Ian Kennedy
No Survivors (from Air Ace Picture Library 46, Apr 1961) Art: Mike Western; Script: G. W. Brunt
War Smoke (from Air Ace Picture Library 50, May 1961) Art: Luis Bermejo
Dive Bomber (from Air Ace Picture Library 51, May 1961) Art: Solano Lopez; Script: G. W. Brunt
Target Tirpitz (from Air Ace Picture Library 54, Jun 1961) Art: Ferdinando Tacconi
Whirlwind in the Sky (from Air Ace Picture Library 55, Jun 1961) Art: Juan Zanotto; Script: G. W. Brunt
Steel Bats (from Air Ace Picture Library 65, Aug 1961) Art: Ian Kennedy
Teeth of Battle (from Air Ace Picture Library 66, Sep 1961) Art: Leopoldo Ortiz; Script: Ken McOwan
Blast Bomb (from Air Ace Picture Library 76, Nov 1961) Art: Kurt Caesar
Aces High (2009)
- Publisher
- Prion Books
Volume Description
When War Picture Library was launched in 1958 it quickly became apparent that many of the most popular stories with the readers featured the adventures of the warriors of the air, pilots who soared and swooped through the sky, cannons and machine guns blazing. The flyers were seen as the glamour boys of the Second World War, handling the most sophisticated and technically advanced combat machines ever invented and there was almost limitless scope to develop stories based around their exploits. The machines that they flew—fighters such as Spitfires, Hurricanes, Messerschmitts, Mustangs and Zeros—were lovingly recreated by the finest artists, in the brand new Air Ace Picture Library in 1960. Those images are reproduced here 25 per cent larger than in their original published form, pulling you into close formation in the thick of the action. The ten stories in "Aces High" take you from the flak-blasted night sky over Germany to the sweltering heat of the tropics, twisting and turning like a Typhoon with a Focke Wolf in its sights!
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