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Cover: Giancarlo Alessandrini

Ombrax #212

Sep 1983 · Editions Lug · 5.00 FRF; 1.70 CHF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "La vengeance de Râ," Martin Mystère and Java journey to Central America in search of the missing archaeologist Professor Howard, who vanished after uncovering a stone stele inscribed with hieroglyphs—evidence that Egyptians reached the New World long before Columbus. Written by Alfredo Castelli and illustrated with striking detail by Giancarlo Alessandrini, this 1983 issue from Editions Lug blends mystery and ancient secrets, with the cover by Alessandrini capturing the enigmatic tone of the quest.

Contains 3 stories
La vengeance de Râ
96 pp · Adventure
Martin MystèreJavaDiana LombardSergei Orloff (introduction)

In "La vengeance de Râ," Martin Mystère and Java journey deep into Central America, chasing the mysterious disappearance of renowned archaeologist Professor Howard—last seen near a newly discovered stele inscribed with hieroglyphs that suggest Egyptians reached the New World centuries before Columbus. The trail leads them through ancient ruins and forgotten temples, where every clue seems to whisper of a long-buried secret tied to the sun god Ra.

Untitled story
3 pp
Untitled story
17 pp

In "null," the alien Wampus descends upon Earth, unleashing chaos and leaving destruction in its wake. Only agent Jean Sten knows the truth behind the invasion, but his warnings fall on deaf ears.

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Full credits

cover pencils, inks Giancarlo Alessandrini

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↩ Reprints Wampus #1 (1969), Martin Mystère #2 (1982)

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