Airboy Comics #8 [91]

Sep 1951 · Hillman · 0.10 USD

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In "The Empress of Saratoga," Scottish nobleman Glen Murdogh inherits his family's ancestral castle after the mysterious death of his grandfather—only to be haunted by a talking black raven that whispers cryptic warnings. As he flees to the estate with the bird, he discovers the grounds are already occupied by a shadowy figure known as The Heap, and soon finds himself trapped in a deadly game of survival. Ernest Schroeder handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Dan Zolnerowich delivers the eerie, atmospheric cover.

Contains 7 stories

The Empress of Saratoga

13 pp · Adventure, Aviation

Airboy [David Nelson II]

The Beast of Tiger Mountain

7 pp

Grizzly

4 pp

English Boy of Spain

7 pp

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier

Dog of the Blue

2 pp

The Witch Raven of Glen Murdogh

8 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Heap [Baron Eric von Emmelman]Glen MurdoghMurdogh family attorney (death)un-named servant at Murdogh Castlean old witch [also as a black raven] (villain, death)

In the eerie shadows of Glen Murdogh, a Scottish nobleman inherits his ancestral castle after a mysterious raven begins whispering his name and a chilling prophecy: "The last of the clan. Death comes for another man." Haunted by the bird’s unnerving presence and the sudden murder of the attorney who delivered the news, Murdogh flees to the estate—only to find the grounds already occupied by a monstrous figure known as The Heap. As the raven’s cryptic warnings grow more urgent, Murdogh faces a deadly test of survival when a witch attempts to force him to leap from the castle’s highest tower. The Heap arrives in time to save him, but the true nature of the raven—and the forces at play—remains shrouded in dread.