Blake och Mortimers klassiska äventyr #1
"Svärdfiskens hemlighet del 1: Den fantastiska jakten" kicks off a new era of classic adventure with Edgar P. Jacobs and Björn Wahlberg at the helm, delivering a thrilling wartime thriller where Captain Blake and Professor Mortimer race across the globe with blueprints to a secret superweapon. The story unfolds in a world on the brink, as the mysterious Emperor Basam-Damdu of a hidden Tibetan realm ignites global conflict, pursued by the cunning Colonel Olrik and relentless enemy forces. With original art by Jacobs and vibrant coloring by Philippe Biermé and Luce Daniels, this 2025 release from Cobolt Förlag captures the timeless spirit of the series, with cover art by Jacobs himself.
In "Svärdfiskens hemlighet del 1: Den fantastiska jakten," Captain Blake and Professor Mortimer race across the globe with blueprints to a secret superweapon, pursued by enemy forces and the cunning Colonel Olrik. As the mysterious Emperor Basam-Damdu ignites the Third World War with aerial assaults from Tibet, the duo must outwit relentless foes and unravel a mystery tied to a legendary submarine.
In "Svärdfiskens hemlighet del 2: Mortimers flykt," Blake och Mortimer are on the run with Nasir, but when Blake is injured and loses the plans to the Svärdfisk, Mortimer is captured by the enemy and pressured by Olrik for information. Meanwhile, Blake makes his way to a hidden resistance base, pushing forward in a race against time.
In "Svärdfiskens hemlighet del 3: SX-1 slår tillbaka," Blake och Mortimer race against time to complete the secret Swordfish prototypes as enemy forces close in. With captured scientists and intellectuals in British hands and Olrik undermining their efforts, the fate of the resistance hangs in the balance.
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↩ Reprints Blake et Mortimer #1 (1984), Blake et Mortimer #2 (1985), Blake et Mortimer #3 (1986), Le Journal de Tintin #34/1949
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