Airboy Comics #9 [44]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Story of Lennie Sholes," Dan Barry's art brings to life a mythic twist on the struggle between divine forces, as Jupiter warns Ceres of growing discord among the Roman Gods. With the Heap as a pivotal figure, Ceres sees a chance to reshape him into a guardian of the animal kingdom—potentially turning him into a force for good on Earth, countering the chaos fueled by Mars. The cover by Carmine Infantino captures the mythic tension of this celestial intrigue.
In "Kill or Be Killed—The Survival of the Fittest," the ancient intrigue of the Roman Gods takes a dark turn as Ceres, guided by Jupiter’s warning of growing discord, seeks to manipulate The Heap—a being of primal power—into becoming an agent of balance. With the fate of the animal kingdom hanging in the balance, her plan hinges on luring him into her realm, where his nature might be reshaped for a greater purpose.
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Reprinted in The Complete Jack Kirby #[5] (2007), Roy Thomas Presents The Heap #1 (2012), The Jack Kirby Collector #84
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