Epix #5/1986
In "Ungersk rapsodi," Mariotte och Yuna join forces with the Knight and Anicet, later welcoming the troubadour Melaine Favennec into their journey. As reality and dream blur, realms of elves and malevolent dhouarders weave through their path, all rendered in the rich, handcrafted style of François Bourgeon, who handles every aspect of the interior art. The cover, by Jaime Hernandez, captures the story’s ethereal mood with striking precision.
In "Turkosstaden," Jo and Yuna join forces with the Knight and Anicet, their paths weaving through a world where gritty reality brushes against dreams haunted by elves and malevolent dhouarders. The arrival of the troubadour Melaine Favennec adds a new rhythm to their journey, as ancient mysteries and hidden dangers stir beneath the surface of a forgotten city.
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↩ Reprints Le avventure di Max Fridman - Rapsodia Ungherese #[nn] (1982), Les Compagnons du crépuscule #2 (1986)
Reprinted in Ungersk rapsodi #[nn] (1988), Studio Epix #16 (3/1989) (1989)
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