Tina #5/1981
In "Holle Bolle Bella [aflevering 4]", a revolution erupts in the small state of Lutzenstein, upending lives and secrets. With the princess hidden away by her governess and her supposed sister Kiki raised in her place, the past begins to stir beneath the surface. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, drawn with expressive detail by Selby Donnison, while Purita Campos delivers a striking cover that captures the tale’s haunting mood.
In the small state of Lutzenstein, revolution erupts as a princess is hidden away by her governess, sheltered with a family who raise her as their own. Years later, the girl known as Kiki—believed to be the lost princess—finds herself caught in a web of secrets when the truth of her identity begins to surface. With the help of her childhood friend Helma and the enigmatic Ruth, and facing the looming presence of General Barsman, Kiki must navigate a past she never knew, as the lies that kept her safe start to unravel.
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Reprinted in Tina Dubbeldik Superalbum #13 (1984), Tina Dubbeldik Superalbum #17 (1985), Tina Topstrip #66 (1985), Tina Topstrip #70 (1985)
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