Edward's acrostic puzzles

Monday 30 March 2015

This is a crostic about comics!
It is from the Melbourne Science Fiction Club's magazine so if you have read that you have seen it.

I am a little proud of this one, because it sticks to a theme.
Remember, you can make the diagrams bigger, and print them.

This is a crostic puzzle.

You fill in as many of the clues as you can, and then transfer the letters to the diagram. The numbers tell you which square.

On the diagram the letters tell you which clue the answer is from.

You try to guess some of the words in the passage (it is NOT a crossword) and fill them in, and transfer letters back to the clues.

You do not need to know all the answers! One letter words are likely to be "a" or "I",and some 3-letter words may be "The". Or not.

Afterwards the first letters of the clues, reading downwards, generally have the name of the author and the book. Or just the book.

Those who do the ones in puzzle books generally can solve them by getting out four or five of the clues!

As these are just for fun they may not be up to critical standards!