Fantomen #17/1993
In "Argan list," the heir-apparent Tubu, prince of the Teneke people, faces a crisis of legitimacy when his father considers passing the throne to his younger brother B'Wala. With the help of the medicine man N'Guru, Tubu attempts to eliminate B'Wala through a dangerous plan involving mind-altering mushrooms—but when the Fantomen accidentally brings some of the fungi back to his home, he begins to suspect something is deeply wrong. Written by Michael Tierres and Hans Jonsson, with art by Romano Felmang and inks by Eugenio Benni, and featuring a cover by Rolf Gohs, this 1993 issue of Fantomen delivers a tense political thriller rooted in tribal intrigue and hidden manipulation.
In the heart of the African savanna, Prince Tubu faces exile after being deemed unfit to succeed his father, prompting his younger brother B'Wala to be considered for the throne. When Tubu and the medicine man N'Guru plot to eliminate B'Wala by poisoning him with mind-altering mushrooms, the scheme takes a dangerous turn—especially when the mysterious Fantomen accidentally brings some of the mushrooms back to his base, sensing something is deeply wrong.
In "Diana i Djungelpatrullen," Diana takes a secret leave from the UN, disguising herself as a Bengali to prove that women can thrive in the male-dominated Jungle Patrol. Fantomen watches her rapid rise with quiet admiration, tracking her journey from outsider to rising star.
In "Devil i New York," Devil finds himself stranded at an American customs checkpoint, only to be thrown into quarantine—marking the start of a chaotic New York adventure. Amidst eccentric relatives and a city full of strange, suspicious characters, Devil must navigate a web of bizarre encounters and unexpected alliances.
In "Giri! Giri! Giri!", Tybalt and Sam stumble upon DEA agent Nic, who’s embedded in a film shoot serving as a front for dismantling the Varjas drug cartel. With danger lurking behind the camera lights, the trio must navigate deception and violence in a high-stakes operation where every frame could be a trap.
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Reprinted in Fantomet #19/1993 (1993), Fantomet #22/1993 (1993), Fantomet #2/1994 (1994), Agent X9 #4/1997 (1997), Herman Hedning & Co [julalbum] #6 (1997), Herman Hedning #7/2002 (31) (2002)
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