Ace: Prisoner In Evening's Empire

 

It's a bizarre little world Ace McShane finds herself in: futuristic skyscrapers and stone structures reminiscent of Roman architecture make up the landscape, flying cars zoom past the twin suns while gladiators battle below in ancient colosseums, and the very air reeks of modeling glue. This is Evening's Empire, hand-crafted by model enthusiast and fantasy novel fan Alex Evening, a boy given world-creating powers by a crashed alien spaceship. Here, Ace is just the latest of the women to join the "Slaves of Honor" Alex has captured from the real world and brought to his own, having grown bored of the imaginary harem he had created. Forced to into a more "presentable" attire for Emperor Alex's arrival, Ace has no choice but to play along inside the boy's twisted make-believe planet until The Doctor can arrive, which she hopes will be soon...

A manip based on Ace's costume from Evening's Empire, a story featured in the 1993 Autumn Holiday Special of Doctor Who Classic Comics. The costume is only seen from the waist up in the comic itself, so I had to be a little creative with the bottom.

(Above): Ace finds the bikini less restrictive than her typical attire, but disapproves of the lack of pockets to carry her explosives.

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