Ombrax#226

Ombrax #226

Nov 1984 · Editions Lug · 5.50 FRF

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“Le mystère de Stonehenge”

In "Le mystère de Stonehenge," Martin Mystère follows a cryptic lead from an old friend: the legendary sword Excalibur is hidden in a Vienna safe deposit box. With the mystery deepening, the intrepid investigator races across Europe to uncover the truth behind the myth—guided only by whispers of ancient power and a blade that may hold more than just legend. Written by Alfredo Castelli and illustrated by Giancarlo Alessandrini, this 1984 adventure from Editions Lug blends historical intrigue with classic mystery, all wrapped in a striking cover by Alessandrini.

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writer Alfredo Castelli · artist, inker Giancarlo Alessandrini

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writer Alfredo Castelli

artist, inker Giancarlo Alessandrini

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Un vecchio amico di Martin Mystère racconta che Excalibur, la mitica spada di Re Artù, si trova a Vienna, depositata in una cassetta di sicurezza; Martin Mystère si reca subito in Austria per ritrovare l'importante manufatto..

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