PKNA #22 - Fragments of Autumn + bonus stories

Bonus stories by Aspargus32, and issue #22 by Banker. But you've probably figured out the system by now.

PKNA #21 Bonus - Starring the Great Burton laValle
PKNA #22 - Fragments of Autumn
PKNA #22 Bonus - Extracts from the Info Guide S.U.P.E.R.

Unfortunately MegaUpload has been taken down (the entire site!), so we're down to our MediaFire links now. I'll probably set up some mirrors soon, just in case, but for now this is what we have.

I have a request for anyone who'll help me, though: We're missing issues #0-#11 because they were only hosted on MegaUpload. The files are still somewhere on my computer, but it'll take me a while to find them and make sure it's actually the final version. My back-up file-keeping isn't particularly organized.

So if you happen to have downloaded some or all of these issues from the site and have them readily available, could you upload them on MediaFire and post a link in the comments? I'd appreciate the help very much.

PKNA #21 - Tyrannic

Banker's back with another issue.

MegaUpload
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GPVA0PEA

MediaFire
http://www.mediafire.com/?ktva4yq9mgkojr6

PKNA special 1998 - Zero Slash One

There are times when I love this site. And there are times when I REALLY love this site. When it means I get to read a brand-new issue of PKNA that was never published in my country, I really, really love this site.

Huge thanks to Banker for yet another great translation.

Oh, and scroll down for the PKNA #20 bonus story, in case you missed it.

MegaUpload
PKNA Special 1998 - Zero Slash One

MediaFire
PKNA Special 1998 - Zero Slash One

PKNA #20 - Starring the great Burton laValle

Who also da man?
Aspargus32 also da man.

MegaUpload
PKNA #20 - Starring the great Burton laValle

MediaFire
PKNA #20 - Starring the great Burton laValle

PKNA #20 - Mekkano

Who da man? Banker da man.

MegaUpload
PKNA #20 - Mekkano

MediaFire
PKNA #20 - Mekkano

BONUS COMICS + MICKEY MOUSE MYSTERY MAGAZINE

Two great things this time: Aspargus32 has finished translations of all the missing bonus stories, AND zvbxrpl has finished the first issue of the very awesome Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine. (Of course, Duck Avenger translations are still going on. But seriously, check out this bad-ass mouse!)

I love these people.

MegaUpload

Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine #0 – Anderville
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TON1G3JW

PKNA 12: Angus Tales - The wrong place
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XX9M9WWL

PKNA 13: Angus Tales - The big scoop
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=U006GS9J

PKNA 14: Here comes Trip – Fathers and Sons
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KC51NWYN

PKNA 15: Here comes Trip – Nth Potency
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N439ZLO5

PKNA 18: Starring the great Burton La Valle – Techno Gorriloid Mutants from the Planet Zontar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FDSW4NXE

MediaFire
Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine #0 – Anderville
http://www.mediafire.com/?72fpzk2t0w2wywt

PKNA 12: Angus Tales - The wrong place
http://www.mediafire.com/?3xkn9dbdaoihjjs

PKNA 13: Angus Tales - The big scoop
http://www.mediafire.com/?4dqc3jhx286ku4q

PKNA 14: Here comes Trip – Fathers and Sons
http://www.mediafire.com/?mbo9oy8la53zocm

PKNA 15: Here comes Trip – Nth Potency
http://www.mediafire.com/?j6hzfokuz9y4ywf

PKNA 18: Starring the great Burton La Valle – Techno Gorriloid Mutants from the Planet Zontar
http://www.mediafire.com/?h35a0tokolnolz7

PKNA #19 - Absolute Zero

Main story translated by Banker, back-up story translated by Aspargus32.

Megaupload:
PKNA #19 - Absolute Zero
Bonus #19 - Burton LaValle

MediaFire:
PKNA #19 - Absolute Zero
Bonus #19 - Burton LaValle

Big thanks to Banker for continuing to be awesome, and to Aspargus32 for doing the back-up feature. We're still missing back-up features on a lot of the previous issues, so if anyone out there feels like taking them on, I know lots of people will appreciate it.


Also, it only just occurred to me that most of the recent uploads have been CBR-files, and some people might have had trouble opening them. CBR is a format made specifically for reading comics on the computer, and there are are a number of free programs you can use to read them. Me, I use Comical, but I'm sure somebody in the comments can probably make a good argument for any number of the other options.

If you don't want to use any new software, CBR-files can be easily converted to RAR-files, simply by changing the name of the file extension - so you can just change "PKNA19.cbr" to "PKNA19.rar" and it will work.

I'll probably make some RAR-file mirrors one of these days, just to avoid confusion.