(À Suivre) #6/7
In "Histoires vraies 3," the President, haunted by memories of Julie, uncovers the mysterious origins of Mornemont—a secluded land granted sovereignty by a royal edict from 1784. Written by Forest and illustrated by Tardi, with inks by Tardi, this 1978 installment from Casterman blends political intrigue with a touch of historical enigma, all rendered in the stark, evocative style that defines the series. The cover, by Jean-Claude Claeys, captures the mood of quiet unease beneath the surface.
In "Chapitre 6 L’orage ça m’inspire," the President, consumed by obsession, recalls that Julie hails from Mornemont, the secluded land whose sovereignty was granted by the royal edict of 1784—uncovering a history that blurs power, desire, and forgotten rule.
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Reprinted in Ici Même #[nn] (1979), Totem Extra #17 (1981), Seriespesial #1/1987 (1987), Inspektor Canardo - Eine schöne Flasche #[nn] (1987), Cimoc #124 (1991), Haggarth #[nn] (2013)
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