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Cover: Dan Zolnerowich

Airboy Comics #3 [50]

Apr 1948 · Hillman · 0.10 USD
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“The Island of Red Blackett”

In "The Island of Red Blackett," a beggar in 1948 Bombay spins a tale of intrigue and hidden identities, weaving together the shadowy past of Baron von Emmelman and the elusive Q-4, a man tied to the origins of WW1 who vanished into Argentina. Written and illustrated by Carmine Infantino, with inks by Leonard Starr, this story unfolds through a series of revelations that unsettle Captain Morgan, who has long pursued Q-4—especially when he learns of the mysterious Maria and her connection to the vanished war figure. The cover, by Dan Zolnerowich, captures the mystery of a faraway island and the weight of secrets buried in the past.

writer, artist Carmine Infantino · inker Leonard Starr · cover Dan Zolnerowich

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writer, artist Carmine Infantino
cover pencils, inks Dan Zolnerowich

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Two tourists in Bombay meet a beggar on the street and ask him to relate a story, and he does: he relates the story of Baron von Emmelman, as well as the story of one of the instigators of WW1, the mysterious Q-4, who never was brought to justice. It seems Q-4 made his way to Argentina and tells (through a note to the Police) that he is in country, a fact made known to a Captain Morgan, who has been hunting for Q-4. What Morgan learns about Q-4 and Maria and her connection to von Emmelman literally shocks him.

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