Airboy Comics #2 [37]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Theft of Birdie," a 1947 Airboy Comics standout, a jewel thief employs a clever octopus named Ethyl to stash stolen gems—until a dangerous plan unfolds aboard Manuel’s boat. When Manuel schemes to have Ethyl eliminate Rickie and his friend Winnie, the Heap steps in to stop the chaos. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Art Peddy, with inks by Bernard Sachs and colors by Woolfolk, this issue features a cover by Dan Barry that captures the tale’s quirky tension.
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A jewel thief is using an octopus named Ethyl to hide gems on that he has been stealing. However, when Rickie and his friend Winnie come aboard the boat Manuel works on, Manuel gets the idea of having Ethyl kill al of them in their sleep.....until the Heap intervenes.
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