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The Jr. Jays Magazine#1

The Jr. Jays Magazine #1

Apr 1996 · Community Programs Group · 3.95 CAD
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"Cool Hand Lambert" introduces a surreal sci-fi twist in The Jr. Jays Magazine #1 (1996), a 3.95 CAD comic where a mysterious holographic disk summons Lambert to Halycon Terminus, a derelict gaming space station. With Wheels fetching the Doc and no explanation given, the duo faces the enigmatic Planet Ball game, where the goal is to prevent the station from crashing into a planet—though the rules and stakes remain unclear. Written by Ed Conroy and illustrated by Jim Craig and Ian Carr, with full collaboration on inking, coloring, and lettering, the story blends playful mystery with high-stakes tension, all under a cover by Jim Craig and Ian Carr.

Contains 2 stories
Cool Hand Lambert
33 pp · Adventure, Advocacy, Science Fiction, Teen
Lambert Fox"Wheels"Dr. JayRonnieCathyAshmedeHalycon Terminus RobotO.B. (floor manager, hologram)VR Pitching Robot

Lambert Fox is pulled into a mysterious game at Halycon Terminus, a derelict space station where the only other players are ghosts of past competitors. With help from Wheels, Dr. Jay, and a few unlikely allies, Lambert must master the high-stakes challenge of Planet Ball—before the station collides with Earth.

The Messy Mystery
6 pp · Advocacy, Detective-Mystery
RonnieAshmedeRecycling ManCrunchie (dog)

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Full credits

writer Ed Conroy
artist, inker, colorist, letterer Jim Craig
artist, inker, colorist, letterer Ian Carr

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