Fantomet #12/1995
In "Mysteriet Dauphin," the legend of Ludvig Charles—son of Marie Antoinette and Greve Axel von Fersen—takes center stage as the mystery of his fate unfolds beneath the crypts of the De forsvunnes hvelv. Written by Rune Larsen and Tony DePaul, with art by Hans Lindahl and lettering by Kåre Stensvold, this 1995 issue from Semic delivers a haunting, atmospheric tale rooted in historical intrigue. The cover by Boro Pavlovic captures the enigmatic mood of the story, drawing readers into a decades-old secret buried beneath Paris.
In "Mysteriet Dauphin," Jo uncovers a forgotten burial beneath the jungle's ruins—hidden in the Gravkammeret for savnede, a tomb long sealed, said to hold the remains of Ludvig XVII av Frankrike, the son of Marie Antoinette and Greve Axel von Fersen. The story unfolds in a forgotten corner of history, where myth and mystery converge beneath the overgrown ruins of a lost era.
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↩ Reprints Viggo #3 (1979), Fantomen #1/1995 (1995), Fantomen #6/1995 (1995), Indiana Jones and the Arms of Gold #3
Reprinted in Fantomets krønike #3/2002 (2002)
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