The Adventures of Aviore #2: Angles of Attack

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The Adventures of Aviore | Vol. 1, No. 2, January 2019 Welcome back to Capital City! Aviore and the T.A.L.O.N. team must contend with two new villains, Turbulence and Drag. Our hero will have to use his brain as well as his brawn in order to stop them…

Look up today, fly tomorrow! - Though the events and characters in this book are fictitious, EAA and the passion for aviation they seek to instill is very real. Through the Young Eagles program, a free flight is available to any young person between ages 8 and 17.

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Writer: Zeb Hatfield Art, Inking, Coloring: John Osborne Lettering: Eric Weathers Publisher: Jack J. Pelton, EAA CEO and Chairman of the Board Executive Assistant: Brenda Anderson VP of Communities and Member Programs: Rick Larsen VP of Marketing and Business Development: Dave Chaimson Sr. Director of Marketing: Mike DiFrisco Senior Editor: Hal Bryan Senior Copy Editor: Colleen Walsh Assistant Copy Editor: Katie Holliday-Greenley

Special Thanks Stan Lee Foundation

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