Serie-nytt [delas?] #1/1977
"Perfekt förklädnad" sees Michel Strogoff entrusted by the Russian tsar with a desperate mission: deliver a warning to the tsar’s brother in Irkutsk, 520 miles from Moscow. The message reveals that the Russian general Ogareff has betrayed the tsar’s brother to the Tatars, who are now threatening Irkutsk. As Strogoff journeys through the wilderness with Nadia Fedor, their progress is halted by a sudden landslide in the Ural Mountains. Written by Jules Verne, with interior art by an unnamed artist and a cover by an unnamed artist, this 1977 issue from Semic offers a tense, atmospheric tale of loyalty and peril.
In "Perfekt förklädnad," fugitiv brottslingen Billy Cain escapes prison and undergoes a radical transformation through plastic surgery, vanishing into a new identity. As he moves through the city, he commits a bank robbery, kills a police officer, and unexpectedly forms a connection with a woman—each step drawing him deeper into a life built on deception.
In the frozen heart of 19th-century Russia, courier Michel Strogoff embarks on a desperate race across 520 miles of treacherous terrain, carrying a message that could change the fate of Irkutsk. With the help of the resourceful Nadia Fedor, he must push through the Ural Mountains—only to face a sudden jordskred that halts their journey just as danger closes in.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸