Airboy Comics #4 [39]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sparkle Shore," young Paul Lustig—whose voice carries an uncanny, almost hypnotic power—sets his sights on fame and fortune through any means necessary. When he acquires the wealth he craves, he takes control of half the town of Rickie Wood, only to draw a terrifying force out of hiding when he sings a German opera melody. Art by Arthur F. Peddy with inks by Bernard Sachs, this 1947 classic features a cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon, whose dynamic artwork captures the story’s eerie, high-stakes atmosphere.
In "Sparkle Shore," Airboy lands on the diamond-strewn coast of Africa to reunite with an old friend, where the sands glitter with treasure just waiting to be gathered—though not all riches are meant to be claimed.
In "The Music of Paul Lustig," a young man with an unnaturally compelling voice sets his sights on fame and fortune, using his eerie gift to manipulate those around him. When he secures control over half the town of Rickie Wood, his ambition leads him to hire Winnie as his secretary—only to find that a single melody from a German opera in her possession awakens a long-hidden horror.
In "The Salem Witches," Mr. White’s sudden childlike behavior after returning from vacation sets off alarms at International Copper, especially when he approves a massive loan without oversight. Suspicious, Craig Mansfield pretends to cooperate while his father investigates the strange events at Hamilton Manor and the island where White was last seen.
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Reprinted in The Complete Jack Kirby #[3] (1998), Men of Mystery Comics #83 (2010), Roy Thomas Presents The Heap #1 (2012)
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