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Wildcat 1 - Turbo Jones: From the Pages of Wildcat: Volume 1 Paperback – 10 Jan. 2019
Post-Earth pulp space opera of discovery and adventure!
In 2488 Earth history professor, Turbo Jones predicted that the planet would be destroyed in 2500 by a vast meteoroid storm. Ridiculed by the world's leaders, Turbo spent the next twelve years constructing a huge spaceship and employing a group of volunteers to help him leave the Earth and find a new home in the stars...
After months in space, Turbo and his senior staff including former mercenary Loner, the mysterious Kitten Magee and the last survivor of Xgangbe-4, Joe Alien, have found a potential new home. Now they need to get down onto the planet and make sure that it is safe for the five hundred colonists and livestock aboard the Wildcat...
In 2488 Earth history professor, Turbo Jones predicted that the planet would be destroyed in 2500 by a vast meteoroid storm. Ridiculed by the world's leaders, Turbo spent the next twelve years constructing a huge spaceship and employing a group of volunteers to help him leave the Earth and find a new home in the stars...
After months in space, Turbo and his senior staff including former mercenary Loner, the mysterious Kitten Magee and the last survivor of Xgangbe-4, Joe Alien, have found a potential new home. Now they need to get down onto the planet and make sure that it is safe for the five hundred colonists and livestock aboard the Wildcat...
- Print length144 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherREBCA
- Publication date10 Jan. 2019
- Dimensions21 x 1.2 x 27.6 cm
- ISBN-101781086656
- ISBN-13978-1781086650
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About the Author
John Sanders has become a legend in the annals of British comics. Seen as the archetypal company man by many, in his incredible biography he lifts the lid on his decades-long fight to save comics from a vast magazine conglomerate. From his roots as a cub reporter in the regional press to becoming the youngest ever features editor on Fleet Street in the 1950s, to his ascension to the top of the comics publishing industry in the 1960s, John Sanders spent 25 years in charge of hundreds of comics, launching a new one an average of one every four months. John lives in Sussex, UK.
Product details
- Publisher : REBCA; 1st edition (10 Jan. 2019)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 144 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1781086656
- ISBN-13 : 978-1781086650
- Dimensions : 21 x 1.2 x 27.6 cm
- Best Sellers Rank: 1,258,778 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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- 209,071 in Science Fiction & Fantasy (Books)
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 December 2019
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 February 2019
Turbo Jones is one of the interlinked stories from the short lived Wildcat comic of the late 80's.
This passed me by at the time so I had no idea what to expect. I can't say I was blown away. Pretty standard SF stuff really. The earth is coming to an end, a visionary leads a colony ship away to find a new home.
It's drawn quite nicely , story and characters pretty generic and , I feel, misses something by spending all of it's time around the first planet they rock up at. Feels like a proper Trek style exploration would have been more fun.
This passed me by at the time so I had no idea what to expect. I can't say I was blown away. Pretty standard SF stuff really. The earth is coming to an end, a visionary leads a colony ship away to find a new home.
It's drawn quite nicely , story and characters pretty generic and , I feel, misses something by spending all of it's time around the first planet they rock up at. Feels like a proper Trek style exploration would have been more fun.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 July 2019
A strange choice for a reprint. This is probably aimed more at younger readers and doesn't stand up as well as other reprints by this company. There is nothing of any real substance in the story. The art is OK. The initial chapter is by Ian Kennedy and the rest is by Vanyo. The book is very well presented but sadly there is nothing here to get interested in.