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    Air: A History of the Future #1

    Air: A History of the Future » Air: A History of the Future #1 - Vol. 4 released by DC Comics on February 2011.

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    Vol. 4 last edited by gravenraven on 05/30/23 03:22AM View full history

    In this final AIR volume collecting issues #18-24, Blythe uncovers the most advanced airship ever built. Then, she must untangle a mystery surrounding the disappearance of legendary aviator/author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and discover the hidden meaning of a lost manuscript by Jules V.

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    Air: A History of the Future #1 - Vol. 4 by shawn87 on March 07, 2011

    The Story:  Amelia Earhart shows Blythe an airplane she has been working on and lets Blythe name it. Renee sends Blythe accompanied by Mrs. B and Fletcher (who Blythe finds out are hyperpracts as well) on a mission to find a piece of lost luggage with only a claim tag as a clue. They find the luggage and the surprise inside is a book written by Jules Verne about the history of flight in the 21st century that was written in 1899. Blythe is upset that this book contains everything in her future be...

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