Corto Maltese #[nn]
In "Tristan Bantams hemlighet," Corto Maltese, Tristan Bantam, and Jeremiah Steiner journey to eastern Brazil’s Bahia, seeking the elusive half-sister of Tristan’s late father. Along the way, they encounter Cayenne, a fugitive escaping a French Guiana penal colony, and soon find themselves entangled in a dangerous web as Tristan meets Morgana for the first time—only to face threats from the ruthless lawyer Milner, who has his own claims on their family’s inheritance. Written and illustrated by Hugo Pratt, with cover art by Pratt himself and colors by Patrizia Zanotti, this 1992 installment delivers the signature blend of mystery, atmosphere, and historical texture that defines the series.
In "Möte i Bahia," Corto Maltese, Tristan Bantam, and Jeremiah Steiner journey to the coastal city of Bahia, where Tristan is set to meet his half-sister Morgana for the first time. Along the way, they cross paths with Cayenne, a fugitive escaping a penal colony in French Guiana, and soon find themselves entangled in a dangerous web of inheritance and deceit, as the cunning lawyer Milner begins to close in on their shared family legacy.
In the sun-scorched sands of Itapoã, Corto Maltese crosses paths with the enigmatic Gyllenmun, a witch allied with Morgana and Bahianinha, who tasks him with smuggling weapons to a rebel leader in the Sertão. With Tristan Bantam and Jeremiah Steiner at his side, Corto ventures into the heart of a simmering uprising, where loyalty is tested and danger lurks beneath every palm tree.
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↩ Reprints Corto Maltese #[3] (1979), Corto Maltese #[4] (1990)
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