Ace Kilroy: A Webcomic by Local Guys Rob Kelly & Dan O’Connor

As I have written about before, one of the truly great things about webcomics is just the sheer amount of different types of comics you can find out there. Literally any type of webcomic can be found if you look hard enough. A perfect example is Ace Kilroy, a webcomic by local talent Rob Kelly and Dan O’Connor that I recently had the pleasure of being introduced to.
Ace Kilroy is the story “Special Agent” Ace Kilroy, a man living a life of mystery and intrigue in the world of the 1930s. The opening storyline features Ace going up against vampires in Transylvania as he searches for a fellow agent who ahs gone missing. Part Indiana Jones, part Phantom, part James Bond, the story is a mix of so many of types of genres that it’s hard not to find something to enjoy in his adventures.
Adding to the appeal is the stellar work of Kelly and O’Connor. The story moves at a steady, enjoyable pace and the art is some of the best I’ve ever seen in a new webcomic. You can also follow Ace on Twitter, read the blog and check him out on Facebook. Plus the guys have a Kickstarter campaign so that they can just focus on the comic and nothing else.
All in all, it’s an impressive debut for a webcomic. It updates everyday with a special color comic on Sundays. Getting in on the ground floor of any new comic is always fun, and Ace Kilroy promises to be a hell of a ride.
Ace Kilroy
www.acekilroy.com







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Thank you for the kind words about our strip Ace Kilroy! Dan and I are in it for the long haul and we have years of stories we want to tell.
We have two weeks left to our Kickstarter fundraising drive, so anyone interested in helping support the strip please check out our page there: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/45682599/ace-kilroy-the-online-daily-comic-strip
Great strip. Reading it has become part of my morning ritual while eating breakfast. The technical execution is top notch, the pacing is delightful and well-considered, and the characterization rivals that of Dick Tracy. It’s top notch work.