USA magazine #24
In "Il était une fois l'Amérique," Jaime Hernandez crafts a vivid, high-stakes adventure as Maggie and Rand Race are dispatched to a jungle nation where prehistoric dinosaurs roam and a tyrannical dictator holds sway. With Hernandez's dynamic art and Évelyne Tranlé’s bold coloring, the story pulses with danger and wonder, set against a backdrop of political tension and primal landscapes. The cover by Tanino Liberatore captures the wild, otherworldly tone with striking, dramatic flair.
Maggie and Rand Race land in a jungle teeming with prehistoric life, where a downed ship lies buried beneath ancient ruins and a ruthless dictator rules with an iron grip. With the terrain shifting and danger at every turn, their mission to repair the vessel becomes a fight for survival—and a test of loyalty among old allies.
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↩ Reprints U-Comix #25 (1982), Love and Rockets #2 (1983), Alien Worlds #3 (1983), Alien Worlds #5 (1983), Echo of Futurepast #6 (1985), Zona 84 #21 (1986), Ilustración + Comix Internacional #62 (1986), Marvel Graphic Novel #[22] (1986)
Reprinted in Zona 84 #30 (1986), Gangrène #[nn] (1987)
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