Epix #6/1990 (74)
In "Staden utan återvändo 2," Alan Flash is tasked with protecting Tintin during the adventure "Krabban med guldklorna," only to uncover a shocking twist: his beloved Balmine Fuso is being held captive aboard the ship Karaboudjan. Written by Tronchet and brought to life by Dominique Gelli’s dynamic art and Marie Roubenne’s vivid colors, this 1990 issue blends suspense and mystery in a story that deepens the stakes of a familiar journey. The cover, also by Dominique Gelli, captures the tension with a striking, moody image.
In "Alan Flash och Blå Lotus-mysteriets hemlighet 2," Alan Flash is tasked with guarding Tintin during the adventure "Krabban med guldklorna," only to stumble upon a shocking twist: his beloved Balmine Fuso is imprisoned aboard the ship Karaboudjan.
In "null," Roger Ditchley teams up with the vengeful Mannhole, while Albert Fosdyke secretly deposits tripe in the deep sea and Bert Rumbold faces off against the Scottish boxer Rhino McKlurk—all in a quietly tense, character-driven drama that unfolds across ten pages of unexpected alliances and buried tensions.
In "Råttdansaren 'Wichita' öden och äventyr," Wichita finds herself caught in a series of bizarre and awkward encounters that blur the line between desire and discomfort, from a partner's peculiar fetishes to the strange dynamics of a couple trying to ignite passion. Meanwhile, Brice and Tanya navigate a night out at Max's restaurant, while John and his wife attempt to spark intimacy in their own peculiar way—each moment unfolding with the sharp, satirical edge of a surreal, anthropomorphic comedy.
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