Airboy Comics #2 [73]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the quiet Polish village of pipe-makers, a greedy Manager pushes locals to dynamite their land for briar root, triggering a hidden underground river that swallows the town. Only the mysterious Heap—silent, colossal, and seemingly born of the earth—can save them. Grateful, young Hans vows to carve a life-sized statue of the Heap, but the Manager’s greed threatens to turn the tribute into theft. A gripping tale of community, mystery, and the unseen forces beneath the soil, written by Ernie Schroeder and illustrated by Ernest Schroeder, with a striking cover by Ernest Schroeder.
In a quiet Polish village famed for its pipe-making, a mysterious underground river awakens when the villagers obey The Manager’s orders to dynamite the land. When the flood threatens to drown them all, it’s the silent, massive Heap who emerges to save the day. Grateful, Hans resolves to carve a life-sized pipe from the largest briar root he can find—but The Manager has his own designs on the prize.
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Reprinted in Roy Thomas Presents The Heap #2 (2013)
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