Le Journal de Spirou #25/1938
In this 1938 issue of Le Journal de Spirou, a tense standoff unfolds as Captain Brandon surrounds a building, waiting for a signal from the second window on the second floor. Inside, Ramm grows suspicious of Noana after three of her bombs fail to detonate, prompting him to take matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, Reppoc shuts the blinds on a window marked "Now," unaware that Pat and his men will interpret the gesture as the long-awaited signal—just as footsteps echo up the stairs. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, with a striking cover by Rob-Vel, this issue captures a moment of escalating suspense with quiet precision.
In a tense 1938 mystery from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Captain Brandon surrounds a building with a cryptic note pointing to a signal at the second window on the second floor. Inside, Ramm grows uneasy about Noana after three of her bombs fail to detonate, prompting him to take matters into his own hands. As Reppoc shuts the blinds marked "Now," the captain’s men rush in, believing the signal has been given—just as their man hears the police climbing the stairs.
In a delightfully absurd twist, Jo and the crew of the Titan find themselves caught in a farcical showdown when Captain Bibor and Admiral Tribar open fire on what they believe are real beasts—only to discover they're cleverly disguised impostors. Decorated for their unexpected bravery, the crew are even granted the rare privilege of choosing any animals they like to bring aboard the ship, setting the stage for more chaotic adventures ahead.
In this brief 1938 western-frontier tale from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Tex tries to outwit a band of outlaws, but one recognizes him. As Bennet torments Tex and tries to force him to reveal the girl’s hiding place—first with a whip, then by threatening Topaze—the tension builds until a sudden cavalry charge echoes through the silence.
In a quiet jungle dawn, Luc unfolds a plan to capture a rhinoceros while Ali watches closely. As night falls, Borgo takes up watch, alert and still. At first light, a panther slips silently onto a branch above a buffalo, poised in the stillness of the wild.
In a quiet 1938 episode from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Jo sneaks aboard a boat unnoticed, planning a quick return to the inn—only to find his vessel drifting away. Trapped and seeking shelter, he ducks into a storage shed, strikes a match for light, and stumbles upon a hidden rocket depot that ignites at once.
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