Big Boss #11
In "La tribu de demain," con man Edward Fuller’s latest scam takes a strange turn when a mysterious pitchfork grants him the power to promise water to desperate farmers—though he never delivers. When his past finally catches up, the pitchfork vanishes, leaving him exposed and its true owner to reclaim what was lost. Bill Ely handles both art and inks for the story, while Bob Brown delivers the cover.
In "Le sorcier d'eau," con man Edward Fuller wields a mysterious pitchfork that grants him the power to summon water—just enough to keep his latest scam afloat. But when the past he’s been running from finally catches up, the tool slips from his grasp, and something far older than his deception begins to reclaim what was never his to keep.
In "Le livre qui envoutait," occult researcher Dexter Waring pens a sensational book exposing the supernatural—while secretly running a lucrative scam that preys on the fears of the wealthy, convincing them they’re in grave danger from unseen mystical forces.
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