Palladium Comics solicitations for September.

MIGHTY KNIGHTS #1
Written by Wayne Breaux Jr.
Art by Patricus
$0.75 US | 48 pages
ON SALE 9/4/23
It is a new dawn for Valle Lindo, five years have passed since the terrible events of Bloody Monday and a prosperous and peaceful future shines for the town and its foster sons The Mighty Knights. The team dispairs in boredom until the peace of the town is interrupted by a wandering lion that scaped (or was it stolen?) from the zoo.
Nothing to worry about, what can do a lion against Villa Linda's super team? Or is it something more sinister and heinous laying behind this singular event?
Accompany Dr. Roller, Albedo, Agent Force, Flynn Ambrose, Ember, El Aracnido and Watchman into a all-new era of thrills and adventures as our heroes see how a big threat menaces their beloved town in this double-size, first explosive issue, a collector's item everybody will be talking about in years to come.

JUSTICE FRONT #1
Written by Kevin Simbieda.
Art by Patricus
$1.75 US | 48 pages
ON SALE 16/4/23
Operation Overlord has started and this marks a milestone in the lives of Crusader, Alloy, Alana, Hatfield McCoy, Loose Cannon, Puck and Scarlet Wolf, the boys of the not sanctioned super team Justice Front who now must evaluate the upcoming prosecution by CHIMERA. But today is not a day to think in negative things, it is the Fairfax Comic Con and the Justice Front will do a bit of civilian life just to enyou the show. But no resting is the price of being a hero and although a comic convention is not the place where you normally would find trouble, destiny will show the Justice Front that "the never ending battle" mean it.
Be here for the beginning of a new non-stop action ongoing series that opens with a doble-size ultra collectable chromium cover.
This message was last edited by the GM at 14:39, Thu 07 Sept 2023.

Three months have passed since the Justice Front very first mission in which they rescued that little girl and Puck decided to leave the team.
The boys from Justice Front reunites in their secret hideout to discuss early news about the Operation Overlord decree and its implications for the team's operations.
The team is just not in the mood for going patroling so as one of them skims a local newspaper calls the attention of the team to an event that has been developing since two days ago: The Fairfax Comic Con. A small but respectable annual popular culture convention.
The team decide to take a break and since it is sunday and it is a nice sunny spring day, they decide to go civil an attend the convention.

Lex came to the convention dressed in casual civilian clothes. He is a very large and muscular man, much like Roddy Piper from They Live. He wears a simple plaid shirt and jeans, a pair of cowboy boots, and carries a blindman's cane. He is mostly here for his friends. He can hear and with his radar see the world around himself. It would be preferable if someone would let him hold their arm.

Hal had ridden (or more likely driven) to the Con with Lex. He was dressed in jeans and a "Justice Machine: The Movie" t-shirt and even in his decided non-super form was a big man.

A few inches taller (Picture Alan Ritchson from Jack Reacher and Fast X) his shoulder was located at the perfect height to allow the "blind" man to keep a hand on it. As was common with convention crowds folks most often parted to make way for an obviously handicapped attendee which Hal was happy to exploit to navigate the interminable lines.

Hatfield had offered to wear one of those orange vests with the harness, and go to the convention as a service animal for Crusader or Alloy, but it was thought no one would believe in a seeing-eye wolf. Instead, he was wandering around in black pleather (plastic, ie fake leather) adorned with metal studs. His hair had been made dark by some stuff he'd found at the Walmart, and his Kerr Avon cosplay had been praised by one or two of the other conventioneers.
It was fascinating to him to see what passed for entertainment in this world's culture.
This message was last edited by the player at 12:56, Fri 08 Sept 2023.

Perhaps taking inspiration from Hatfield's joke Alana turns herself into a half frame – Olympus Pen FT, or to most a smaller version of the typical mechanical film camera from the 80s or 90s.

The camera does what all cameras do, it sits on a desk until someone picks it up, and comes with a convenient carrying strap that auto adjusts to the size of the user.

Just because he thought it was funny, Lex carried Alana(mera) around his neck. The thought of a blind man carrying a camera that didn't take pictures to a cos-play convention was hilarious to him any way.