Seriemagasinet #10/1953
"Flygende Skyens ilddåp" introduces a tense, grounded mystery in a 1953 Scandinavian comic setting, where Tex tracks down the man who killed Jeff, all while unraveling a web of smuggling tied to a local power struggle. Written by Gian Luigi Bonelli and illustrated by Aurelio Galleppini—both inks and pencils—the story unfolds through a cast of sharp-eyed locals, including the rival newspaperman Barker and his daughter, the enigmatic Marie Gold who runs the Jolly Bar, and the mysterious Bud Lowett, skipper of the River Queen. The cover by Aurelio Galleppini captures the mood of a town on edge, with a 65 NOK price tag marking it as a piece of mid-century Norwegian pop culture.
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Tex har funnet mannen som drepte Jeff. Han venter med å ta ham til han har funnet ut hvem smuglerne er som Jeff var på sporet etter. Tex blir også kjent med avismannen Barker og datteren hans som driver aviskrig mot kjeltringene i byen. Lederen deres er Bud Lowett, eier av og skipper på hjuldamperen "River Queen". Marie Gold driver spillebulen Jolly Bar, som skipperen også eier.
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