Firebreather #3
In "All the Best Heroes Are...", Duncan faces a haunting revelation when his father Belloc, using an astral projection, summons him to the site of a past battle with alien robots. The moment is shattered when Duncan discovers Belloc’s body impaled by one of the very weapons they once fought—leaving him to grapple with a chilling truth. Written by Phil Hester and illustrated by Andy Kuhn, with colors by Bill Crabtree and letters by Andy Kuhn, the issue’s cover by Andy Kuhn captures the weight of that moment in stark, haunting detail.
In "All the Best Heroes Are..." from Firebreather #3, Duncan is drawn back to the site of a past battle with alien robots when his father Belloc reaches out through a fading astral projection, desperate to warn him of a looming threat. The moment his father’s form dissolves, Duncan finds himself confronting a chilling aftermath—one that leaves him facing a truth he wasn’t ready to see.
In "Monster Day Care," young Duncan finds himself at a day care on Monster Island, where his human ways clash with the very different customs of his monstrous peers—leading to chaos, confusion, and a whole lot of awkward first impressions. The story captures the humor in the mismatched expectations between a boy trying to fit in and a world of creatures who simply don’t do things the human way.
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