Liberty Ace the Comic Book Hero of the Future

Liberty Ace created by me, Tim Frady, is in the process of being completed within the next couple of months. I've been working on it in between posting videos to my Tvcrazyman Youtube channel.


Liberty Ace is a comic book or graphic novel to be released on Amazon. It's a return to fun and wonder in superhero comics, I believe. Ace is a hero from another America, one that was settled way back in the 1980's when Ronald Reagan sent a group of settlers to outer space in search of a place to settle the new Shining City on a Hill. The mission was one that had been in the works since the days of JFK, who wanted more than to just go to the moon, and he planned to do it with technology America retrieved from aliens before and after the Roswell incident.

Ace is a descendant of those Americans and, while chasing the murderer of his father across time and space, eventually winds up in our present day America. He brings with him from the future a retro American style, determination, and bravery that never dies or quits in the face of adversity or danger.

He comes equipped with rocket boots, x-ray and laser shooting sunglasses, and enhanced strength due to the conditions on Planet USA as it is called.

Make no mistake, the story is just plain old fun with a combination of interesting sci-fi twists and turns and hero vs villain rock'em sock'em action.

Bookmark this blog for future announcements. Don't miss out on the beginning of the future in comics!



I'm also the writer of the sci-fi novel series the Time Cruisers and the fun for all ages comics, Caveman Comics, the Monkey Monster Man, and the Suburbanimals, all of which are available on Amazon.

Check out my website for Caveman Comics.

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