Rex Libris #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue collects the fourth installment of the series, continuing the adventures of the titular librarian as he battles supernatural forces and protects the world's knowledge. Written and illustrated by James Turner, the story blends humor, action, and occult themes within a library setting.
In "Battle on Benzine!", Rex Libris and Simonides face off against a strange army of snowmen on a frozen world, their clash echoing a past accident in 19th century Afghanistan. As tensions rise and the truth behind the snowmen’s displacement by Vaglox unfolds, an uneasy alliance forms—only to be tested when Simon unexpectedly becomes their new leader. Meanwhile, back at the library, Circe turns Gaiseric into a pig, and on Benzine V, Rex and Simon are hunted by Vaglox’s forces. Written and illustrated by James Turner, this issue blends surreal action with quiet character moments, all under a striking cover by James Turner.
In "Battle on Benzine!" from Rex Libris #4, Rex and Simonides clash with a troupe of snowmen on the frozen planet Benzine V, their fight triggering a memory of a past mishap in 19th century Afghanistan. As the battle unfolds, the duo uncovers that the snowmen were driven from their home by the villain Vaglox, and when they seek peace, the snowmen—confused by democracy—end up placing Simon in charge. Meanwhile, back at the library, Circe turns Gaiseric into a pig, and on Benzine V, the group is spotted by Vaglox’s forces, setting the stage for a new confrontation. Written and illustrated by James Turner, this 28-page adventure blends slapstick and sci-fi with a touch of absurd politics.
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Reprinted in Rex Libris #1 (2007)
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