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Colonia (1998) comic books 1999-2001

  • Issue #2
    Colonia (1998) 2
    Published 1999 by Colonia Press.

    Written by Jeff Nicholson. Art and cover by Jeff Nicholson. Shanghaied; On the ship of Captain Reed, Jack meets Kelsey, a Norwegian boy who wants to go to the colonies and tells Jack that the year is 1999. In the meantime, Jack's uncles are recaptured by Captain Cinnabar. Captain Anne Reed illustration by Jeff Nicholson. Review of Log of the Centurion and overview of other reference materials, by Jeff Nicholson. 36 pages, full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #3
    Colonia (1998) 3
    Published 1999 by Colonia Press.

    Written by Jeff Nicholson. Art and cover by Jeff Nicholson. Over and Under; Jack is thrown overboard when Captain Reed's ship is attacked by the French, and he is rescued by a mermaid who explains that he's slipped sideways; Captain Reed's ship, with Cinnabar aboard, rescues Jack from the rock he's marooned on. Article about period ships docked around the states by Jeff Nicholson. Articles on Bad Habit publishing and Colonia Press by Jeff Nicholson. 36 pages, full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #4
    Colonia (1998) 4
    Published 1999 by Colonia Press.

    Written by Jeff Nicholson. Art and cover by Jeff Nicholson. Reunion; Jack and his uncles are to be put on trial for blowing up Cinnabar's ship, but Jack has an ace up his sleeve in the form of a golden egg given to him by Lucy. Review of Caribbean by James A Michener, by Jeff Nicholson. 36 pages, full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #5
    Colonia (1998) 5
    Published 2000 by Colonia Press.

    Written by Jeff Nicholson. Art and cover by Jeff Nicholson. A Marooning; At the trial, Jack and his uncles use gold dust shaved from Lucy's golden egg as a down payment on their debt to Cinnabar; A ghost ship arrives, and the whole gang take off. Article on why Colonia isn't bi-monthly anymore, by Jeff Nicholson. 28 pages, full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #6
    Colonia (1998) 6
    Published 2000 by Colonia Press.

    And Not a Drop to Drink - Story, Art and Cover by Jeff Nicholson. Now the Colonia saga truly begins! You've met the cast and explored the strange world of Colonia, island hopping with Jack, his uncles, the pirate queens, Lucy the talking duck, and the old man-of-fish. Now join them on their first foray into mainland Colonia Norte (North America) and discover the secret that has baffled readers since the beginning. A 1999 Eisner Award nominee! 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #7
    Colonia (1998) 7
    Published 2000 by Colonia Press.

    In One Door - Story, Art and Cover by Jeff Nicholson. Heading north in search of a civilized port town, Jack and company meet Sally, who hails from a nearby Pagan village. While these villagers live in harmony with the New World, they are feared by the superstitious pirates who hail from the Old World. Fears turn to reality when Sally's ability to "slip-slide" is given a sudden and dangerous boost by Jack...and they vanish! 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #8
    Colonia (1998) 8
    Published 2000 by Colonia Press.

    And Out the Other - Story, Art and Cover by Jeff Nicholson. Uncle Richard barges his way into an alternate reality that Sally has accidentally swept herself, Jack and Kelsey into. While the world of Colonia has seemed devoid of any Native Americans, now our travelers are lost in the winding alleys of a grand Seminole Empire! 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #9
    Colonia (1998) 9
    Published 2000 by Colonia Press.

    Cartier: Part 1 of 3: Oddities - Story, Art and Cover by Jeff Nicholson. This issue kicks off a bi-monthly three-issue story arc! Jack and company finally arrive in the port town of Cartier, where the barmaid at the Pelican Inn bears a striking resemblance to Teela the mermaid. Six-time Eisner Award-nominee Jeff Nicholson delivers a great comeback on this enigmatic series. 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.