He runs across Manic, who is chained to a wall, the price for failing to kill Airboy. heap busts open a doorway and they go inside, where they find cells filled with souls, feeding Misery's hunger.

it lands by the fortress and Davy and Heap follow. They start to continue to the fortress, when the Airtomb flies over. Howard rides off before Davy can ask him if he put Melvin Dummar (Chuck says Melvin Dupree) in his will or not. With Heap's help, Davy smashes them and they move on, but soon run into another rider in this desert. They head for the fortress and run into the biker rats that were once led by Manic. They emerge on a desolate plain, within the dimension Misery claims as his own. They go inside and the shaman prepares the ritual for opening a portal into Misery's realm, then Davy and the Heap cross over. He lands near the castle where Davy freed Valkyrie from Misery. They wave the fees and duties and the Heap and the shaman go to prepare for Davy's arrival. In Bogantilla, some customs officials try to fleece the shaman for taxes & duties and he calls their bluff by summoning the cargo.the Heap! Hirota and Val see Davy off, as he climbs into Birdie and heads southeast.

les Mansfield turns up and presents Davy with a 'backpack' nuclear device! Must have gotten it from the Sharper Image catalog or Shotgun News (they used to list all kinds of crazy stuff!). Valkyrie is not going, but the Heap has been sent to Bogantilla to accompany Davy.

Davy tells her and she runs off, crying, with Davy following. Valkyrie comes home and finds then oiling and polishing their weapons (which is not a euphemism, I swear!) She makes light and Davy tries to hide what they are doing, but Hirota says she has a right to know. Davy says he understands and Hirota tells him good, as they gear up. Synopsis:We pick up where we left off, as Davy has discovered that his father's body has been stolen from the family crypt, by Misery!ĭavy vows to get him back and Hirota warns him that is exactly what Misery wants. I read that book and and, to put it mildly, it required hip waders. On the inside cover, cat hawks some prestige items from Eclipse, like gold foil cover Tapping the Vein, limited edition Roy Krenkel Swords & Saurains, and autographed Bob Kane (highly suspect) autobiographies, complete with 'original sketch.' Wonder if those were ghost drawn, like those Batman lithographs he was hawking. Creative Team: Chuck Dixon-writer, Andy Kubert-pencils, Adam Kubert-inks, letters & colors, cat yronwode-editor & executioner

Moving Fortress by Ricardo Barreiro