Lady Aesculapius, whose first series was released in 2019, is defined by its creators as a “serial short-fiction project” that mimics the release schedule and format of a weekly TV series. A spin-off of the 10,000 Dawns series, it focuses on the character of Lady Aesculapius, who in Series 1 travelled with her friend Jason Jackson. The first series was edited and supervised by Michael Robertson and James Wylder, with original art by Anne-Laure Tuduri.
Audio versions of the Series 1 stories were also released by the Southgate Media Group.
Publisher's summary[]
Lady Aesculapius Series 1 is a new scifi adventure in the 10,000 Dawns: a new short story serial!
Join the bohemian adventurer Lady Aesc as she travels through alternate realities with her friend Jason Jackson, encountering new foes, making new pals, kissing new aliens, and facing a threat like nothing she's ever encountered before…
Stories[]
Episode | Title | Author(s) | Season | Editor(s) |
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S1E0 | From Dusk Till Dog | James Wylder | Series 1 | Michael Robertson & James Wylder |
S1E1 | Jason and the Astronauts | Michael Robertson | ||
S1E2 | Mortal Gods | James Wylder | ||
S1E3 | Self Refraction | Laine Ferio | ||
S1E4 | The Deadly Holiday of Doom | Michael Robertson, Simon Bucher-Jones, Tycho McPhee Letts, Genevieve Clovis, Nate Bumber, Tim Sutton, Elizabeth Tock, James Wylder | ||
S1E5 | Life After Death | Michael Robertson | ||
S1E6 | Sixty-Thousand Bedtime Stories | Tori Das | ||
S1E7 | A Possible Prelude to an Ending[1] | Dillon O'Hara, Aidan Mason | ||
S1E8 | Another Chosen One | James Wylder | ||
S1E9 | We Were Summoned | Charles Whitt | ||
S1E10 | We Believe What's On TV | Rachel Johnson | ||
S1E11 | The Keepers of Time |
Evan Forman | ||
S1E12 | The Great Cosmic Bake-Off | James Wylder | ||
S1E13 | The Utopia Dimension | Michael Robertson | ||
S1E14 | Catching Frostbite | Michael Robertson James Wylder | ||
N/A | Crash Boom Bang | James Wylder | N/A |
Footnotes[]
- ↑ Following unsavoury revelations about the author of Registered Clawmarks, it was officially “decanonised” and replaced by the newly-written Episode 7 A Possible Prelude to an Ending.