
It's pretty wild stuff. You can read seven pages below, as well as see the full variant cover by J.H. Williams III.

From an Oni press release:
It's our contention that the FBI's recent inclusion of amateur sleuths in the forty-year search for infamous hijacker D.B. Cooper is part of an elaborate ruse being perpetrated on the public.
Furthermore, this is likely part of an attempt by the government to discredit the forthcoming Oni Press series, THE SECRET HISTORY OF D.B. COOPER, which finally reveals the truth regarding the case. In our continuing effort to subvert the government's unending campaign of misinformation, we have decided to release a preview of the first issue.
From creator Brian Churilla, the book chronicles the life of the mythic folk hero, revealing that "The DB Cooper Incident" was not a hijacking and extortion plot as widely reported. In fact, this cover story is quite pedestrian, as what really happened nearly changed the course of human history.
A genre mashup in the vein of Oni's critically acclaimed The Sixth Gun, The Secret History of D.B. Cooper already has a fan in Warren Ellis, who said, "If you love Mignola's Hellboy, you'll find a lot to like in Churilla's comically grim, energetically cartooned tale of an oneiric sniper scowling his way through Lovecraftian mindscapes."
The Secret History of D.B. Cooper #1 goes on sale this week at finer comics shops and digitally via comiXology.





































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