Airboy Comics #3 [110]

Apr 1953 · Hillman · 0.10 USD

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In "The Viking Chief's Hydro-Sub," a forgotten legend stirs beneath the ice as the ancient Colossus of Otzberg—forged centuries ago to defend Europe from northern invaders—awakens once more. When young Sven Huber is caught in a web of oppression, he's rescued by the mysterious Heap and given a flier's tunic to flee, but it's the dormant giant himself who will decide the fate of freedom. Ernest Schroeder handles both the interior art and cover pencils, with Maurice Del Bourgo inking the cover, bringing this 1953 adventure to life in bold, dynamic lines.

Contains 5 stories

The Viking Chief's Hydro-Sub

8 pp · Adventure, Aviation

Airboy [David Nelson II]

The Dancer of Tambora

5 pp

A Job for Angels

4 pp · Aviation

The Thing Called Money

1 pp · Non-Fiction, History

The Bronze Colossus

7 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Heap [Baron Eric von Emmelman]The Watcher (controller of the Colossus)the Bronze Colossus (robot)Sven HuberMaria (Sven's loved one)Nussburg (villain, a guide)un-named innkeeper (villain, death)a vampire (villain, death)

In "The Bronze Colossus," a forgotten giant of bronze stirs from centuries of stillness, its purpose long buried beneath myth and time. When Sven Huber, a man yearning for freedom in a world still shadowed by tyranny, is rescued by the mysterious Heap and given a flier’s tunic to flee, the ancient Colossus—once wielded by the Watcher to defend democracy—awakens to a new kind of war.