AIRSHIP 27
PRODUCTION
Presents
UNDER A CROOKED
STAR
In the far distant future, Neroy Sphinx is a professional
thief operating on Old Earth. He keeps alive taking on dangerous jobs for
various mob bosses and then drinks his profits away in local dive bars. Neroy
is missing ten years from his life. What he recalls is being out among the
outer worlds when a galactic catastrophe of unknown origin destroyed many of
the transfer wormholes forever cutting off entire colony planets from the
mother world. Neroy survived, but without his memories of his life or experiences
prior to the event.
Back on Earth, he begins having flashback images in his mind
of something he sees as a wall of Black Glass. Instinct tells him behind that
barrier he will find his past. Obsessed with finding the answers, Neroy escapes
a sadistic gang leader and flees on the first off-world shuttle. Thus, he
begins his journey back to the ice world where he first regained his
consciousness. Along the way, he senses that his personal quest is somehow
connected with the cataclysmic wormhole destruction. But if so, how? And if he
is successful in regaining his lost years, what horrors will they relive?
Writer Daniel Whiston whips an old fashion sci-fi adventure
wonderfully illustrated by artist David Thomson who also delivers a beautiful
color cover. “Reminds me of those old Ace Paperbacks,” says Airship 27 Managing
Editor Ron Fortier. “This is fun sci-fi with great characters.”
AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTION – PULP FICTION FOR A NEW
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