Martin Mystère #22
In "Tunguska," Martin Mystère uncovers a mysterious book that recounts three enigmatic events—only to realize the text itself is a puzzle, echoing his own future writings with eerie precision. Written by Alfredo Castelli and illustrated by Claudio Villa, this 1984 issue from Sergio Bonelli Editore unfolds with a layered sense of intrigue, while Giancarlo Alessandrini’s cover captures the story’s haunting tone.
In "null," Martin Mystère stumbles upon a mysterious book that recounts three enigmatic tales—only to realize the text itself is a puzzle, mirroring, word for word, notes he hasn’t yet written for a future publication. The story blurs the line between past, present, and prophecy, leaving the reader as unsettled as the investigator.
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Reprinted in Ombrax #232 (1985), Martin Mystère: O Detetive do Impossível #31, Tutto Martin Mystère #22
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