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Airboy Comics#1 [60]
Cover: Dan Zolnerowich

Airboy Comics #1 [60]

Feb 1949 · Hillman · 0.10 USD
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“The Crabmen of Paris”

In "The Crabmen of Paris," young Jacques confides in Airboy that thirty-five people—including high-ranking officials—have vanished over ten days, all linked by ties to the French Revolution. Airboy follows the trail to the city’s labyrinthine sewers, where he suspects the existence of the fabled Crabmen, a mysterious group rumored to haunt the underground. The story unfolds with a tense, historical mystery, drawn with bold, expressive lines by Ernest Schroeder, while Dan Zolnerowich’s cover captures the eerie atmosphere of the tale.

artist, inker Ernest Schroeder · cover Dan Zolnerowich

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artist, inker Ernest Schroeder
cover pencils, inks Dan Zolnerowich

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Young Jacques tells Airboy secretly that 35 men have disappeared in a span on 10 days, some of them being prominent government officials. Airboy discovers that each of the men were related directly to someone who was a leader of the people in the French Revolution......and Jacques is one as well. And all disappeared in the area of large sewer openings, which could be the hideout of the legendary Crabmen.

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