Continuum #1

In "War on Crime," Spirou and Tim Tyler take on a wave of criminal activity, using their wits and courage to confront the chaos. The story unfolds through reprinted covers from the original 1939 issues of Spirou and Aventures, capturing the spirit of early European adventure comics.

In a nostalgic twist blending decades of comic history, Spirou and Tim Tyler stumble upon a mysterious revival of the long-forgotten hero Larry Trent, sparked by vintage newspaper strips and forgotten artwork. As echoes of early superhero legend surface—flickering between the pages of old Spirou and Superman daily comics—something unexpected stirs in the shadows.

In "Jewel Smugglers," Spirou and Tim Tyler find themselves entangled in a high-stakes mystery that crosses paths with Superman, as a string of mysterious jewel thefts leads them through a web of intrigue and hidden clues. Set against the backdrop of vintage comic strips and period artwork, the story blends classic adventure with the early days of the Man of Steel.

In a surreal blend of vintage adventure and superhero legend, Spirou and Tim Tyler find themselves caught in a dizzying, dreamlike skyscraper of death, where reality bends and time folds. Drawn into a bizarre sequence echoing the early days of comic strips, they must navigate a labyrinthine structure that feels both familiar and utterly alien—while Superman’s shadow looms across the panels like a forgotten promise.

In a surreal blend of vintage adventure and superhero legend, Spirou and Tim Tyler stumble upon a mysterious artifact tied to the earliest days of Superman’s legend, uncovering a weapon rumored to be the most dangerous ever created—though its true nature remains shrouded in the echoes of forgotten comic strips from 1939.

In "Superman and the Runaway," a young boy named Tim Tyler flees into the streets of Metropolis, chased by unseen forces, while Superman, ever vigilant, takes notice. As the city’s mightiest hero moves to intervene, the story unfolds through a striking blend of vintage comic art and reprinted newspaper strips, blending the worlds of Superman and Spirou in a fleeting, nostalgic moment.

In "Royal Deathplot," Spirou and Tim Tyler find themselves entangled in a mystery that crosses decades, as a series of vintage comic covers from 1939—both from Spirou and Superman’s daily strips—hint at a hidden conspiracy tied to a royal figure. With Superman’s presence looming through archived newspaper strips, the trio must unravel a puzzle that blurs the line between past and present, where every page holds a clue and every cover a secret.