Airboy Comics #5 [40]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The American Miracle," Paul von Emmelman arrives in America to claim an $8 million inheritance, only to find his journey shadowed by strange, life-threatening coincidences. At a model airplane show, he meets Rickie, drawn to the young man’s German plane model, but their outing quickly turns dangerous when crooks ambush them—until the mysterious Heap intervenes, recognizing a family ring on the Count’s hand. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Arthur F. Peddy, with inks by Bernard Sachs and colors by Woolfolk, this 1947 Hillman classic blends mystery and suspense with a touch of wartime intrigue, all wrapped in a striking cover by Peddy and Sachs.
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Paul von Emmelman comes to America to claim an $8 million inheritance, and from the time he shows up, mysterious things begin to occur that could have taken his life. He meets Rickie at a model airplane show and is attracted to him because of a German plane model he has. The two leave the show and are immediately accosted by crooks wanting to hold him for ransom. The Heap happens by and sees the "family" ring on the Count's hand and takes on the crooks.
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