Ombrax #232
In "Toungouska," Martin Mystère stumbles upon a mysterious book that recounts three enigmatic events—only to realize the text is eerily identical to notes he hasn’t written yet. Written by Alfredo Castelli and illustrated by Claudio Villa, this 1985 issue from Editions Lug presents a self-referential puzzle that blurs the line between past and future. The cover by Giancarlo Alessandrini captures the eerie tone with a striking, shadowed image of the book’s enigmatic pages.
In "null," Martin Mystère stumbles upon a book that recounts three unsolved mysteries—only to realize the text is eerily identical to notes he hasn’t written yet. The story unfolds as a self-referential enigma, where the line between past, present, and future blurs in unsettling ways.
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