Death Pigeon Chapter 2 by Luca Budofsky

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TRANSCRIPT

Should we go check that out?
I don't see why not.

Oh damn it's a dude.
Is he glowing?

HEY DO YOU NEED HELP?

Uhh...

Where did you come from?
Who... who are you? 
What do you mean? 

You just fell from the sky?
Oh...
Who are you?
I... don't... I don't know...

Hey this is just like that Death Pigeon song!
Ya know... about the guy...
Who fell from the sky?
In a bolt of lightning? 


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