Zeppelin #[nn]

In a stark, silent mission rendered in stark detail, a lone kamikaze pilot flies his final, determined course. The story’s quiet intensity gives way to a jarring, unexpected final page: Westernized Japanese children, absorbed in a video game, laugh as they shoot down the very aircraft shown in the preceding pages.

In "The Fix," a stranded alien pilot arrives on Earth to lay to rest a wealthy man near the shattered remains of the Statue of Liberty, only to be taken captive by a band of mutants. Trapped in a surreal, decaying world, he turns to drugs in a desperate bid to escape the memories of his mission and the reality of his isolation.

In the grim darkness of the far future, a fanatical religious knight, having purged a world for heresy, returns to his starship, Inquisitor II, with a new mission: to bring divine judgment to New York on Earth.

In the haze of war-torn Vietnam, a lone soldier, lost and wounded, battles not just enemy forces but a terrifying hallucination of Epus, the God of War. As the line between reality and delusion dissolves, he confronts the divine figure in a desperate, surreal clash—only to meet his end beneath the sky, where American bombers bear the god’s unmistakable mark.