L'Écho des Savanes Spécial U.S.A. #23
"L'âme d'une artiste" is a standout tale from 1982, written by Will Eisner and Jean Moritz and illustrated with striking precision by André LeBlanc, whose inks bring depth to a story of buried secrets and uneasy alliances. As two ex-cons return to the woods to reclaim their forgotten treasure, they cross paths with the enigmatic Ebony and Cromlech, setting off a tense confrontation that unfolds without the usual intervention of The Spirit. The cover, a hauntingly detailed piece by Richard Corben, captures the mood of mystery and unease that permeates the issue.
In this 1982 mystery from *L'Écho des Savanes Spécial U.S.A. #23*, two ex-cons return to the woods where they once hid their fortune, only to find themselves entangled with a pair of strangers—Ebony and Cromlech—whose own motives are as murky as the trees around them. No spectral presence comes to guide them, just the weight of old secrets and the quiet tension of a hunt that’s just begun.
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