Here is a collection of all of the articles on this website which also feature an extra “Behind The Story” section direct from the pen (well, keyboard actually) of Mr Custa’s creator and lead writer (or showrunner) Phil Whitmore.
Covering the original radio stories, the newer comic strip tales, and even the cartoon and stage presentation, this is where you can find out more about the inspiration behind the stories, original titles, alternative titles, and also what may or may not have happened during their production.
It may not be sugar coated, but there is a good dollop of marmite in there. Somewhere.
Vol 40, Issue 1 Custa gets silverware! https://www.acesweekly.co.uk/vol40-issue1 Vol 40, Issue 2 The villains get switched on! Will our heroes get switched off? https://www.acesweekly.co.uk/vol40-issue2 Vol 40, Issue 3 Selective sucking – always a good idea…
Vol 38, Issue 1 Previously, on Mr Custa… Oh, forget it – here’s just two crazy villains, on the run, looking for an exit… https://www.acesweekly.co.uk/vol38-issue1 Vol 38, Issue 2 When wanting to be a fly…
Vol 37, Issue 1 The weirdest and wackiest adventurer in comics comes face to face with danger – and it looks just like HE does! https://www.acesweekly.co.uk/vol37-issue1 Vol 37, Issue 2 Two of a kind? Isn’t…
The sinister Ice Palace stands atop a lofty peak. And when Mr. Custa and his crew get stranded in the snow after trying to locate Sunny Paradiso, they have no choice but to seek sanctuary.…
In which Mr. Custa makes the dangerous error of bringing back to Htrae, a gelatinous slimy lump of goo, in the vain hope of experimenting on it. Only trouble is, the blob escapes. The other…
Danger awaits our hero Mr. Custa when his rocket crash-lands on Mars. Or is it Sram? Anyway, there they encounter an old enemy, Monty, king of the manta rays… and it isn’t long before Mr.…
Vol 36, Issue 1 His hair’s the colour of custard so they call him Mr Custa! Yeah, it’s nuts, but he was a radio star! So, what do we know..? https://www.acesweekly.co.uk/vol36-issue1 Vol 36, Issue 2…
It’s behind you! Oh no it isn’t, oh yes it is! Mr. Custa and his crew spring awkwardly into action when a pantomime cow, named Buttercup runs amok, killing folk with deadly lasers from its…
In 2013 the first episode of “The Millennium Bug” was animated by Daniel Llewellyn. Episode One: Big Trouble In Metro City Introducing MR CUSTA the space hero & his friends Sia the lizard girl, Brok…
Continue Reading Mr Custa and The Millennium Bug – Animated Part One
Mr. Custa only wants to go shopping at Asda, but instead he and his assistants Sia, Brok and Fly find themselves battling against a huge electrical monster that has escaped from the internet and is…