Jet-Ace Logan

Jet-Ace Logan was a British comic strip that appeared in The Comet and Tiger, Thriller Picture Library, and the 1969 and 1972 Tiger Annuals.

Publication history

Mike Butterworth created Jet-Ace Logan. He scripted the first adventure, which was drawn by Geoff Campion, and published in The Comet. All subsequent adventures appearing in The Comet were scripted by David Motton, and drawn by John Gillat. Motton also scripted Jet-Ace Logan stories for Thriller Picture Library — namely "Times Five", "Seven Went To Sirius," and "Ten Days To Doom."
Other writers contributing scripts included David Motton, Kenneth Bulmer, and Frank S. Pepper; other artists illustrated the character's adventures, including Brian Lewis, Ron Turner, Francisco Solano López, and Kurt Caesar.

Fictional character biography

The hero, Jim "Jet-Ace" Logan, was an ace interplanetary pilot of the RAF; stories were set about 100 years in the future. In all but the earliest stories, his regular copilot, Plum-Duff Charteris, accompanied Jet-Ace.
In later stories, Jet-Ace and Plumduff belonged to various law enforcement agencies, such as the Solar Police rather than military organizations.