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Jet Black and Jak Tal: The Complete Space Ace #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2014 collection from Boardman Books assembles the complete run of the space-faring adventures of Jet Black and Jak Tal, a duo navigating intergalactic conflicts and alien worlds. It compiles the full story arc of their series in a single volume, offering a self-contained read for fans of classic-style sci-fi comics.
In "The Thing in the Box," Space Ace ventures into the outer reaches of space seeking a reward for tracking down the missing scientist Benton Thorpe—only to stumble upon a drifting woman named Dalla. As she recounts her ship’s alien invasion and Thorpe’s capture, Space Ace follows her trail to Titan, unaware that her tale is a carefully crafted trap. The story unfolds with sharp, dynamic art by Al Williamson and Wally Wood, while Dick Ayers and Ernie Bache deliver a striking cover that captures the mystery and danger of the mission.
In "The Desert Devils!", Space Ace races across the red dunes of Mars to stop a string of mysterious cargo plane attacks. When he uncovers the truth behind the rogue robots, he finds a forgotten Keeper of the Sands whose dormant control panel still holds the key to stopping the chaos.
When Space Ace sets out to claim a reward for finding the missing scientist Benton Thorpe, he stumbles upon a drifting woman named Dalla—only to find her tale of alien invasion and capture is a carefully woven trap. Drawn to Titan by her story, he soon realizes the real danger isn’t the missing scientist, but the vengeful Flor, leader of a rogue pirate crew, who has been waiting to settle a score.
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