Alix Senator #11
Three riders burst through a towering Assyrian gateway — flanked by massive lamassu guardian statues with their carved bearded faces and richly detailed wings — as an arrow strikes the snow-dusted ground behind them, making the urgency of their flight unmistakable. Thierry Démarez renders the ancient architecture of Khorsabad with striking care, the blue-glazed tile arch framing a distant pursuing army while the three figures — a young woman, a girl, and a white-turbaned man in a vivid red tunic — push their horses hard through shallow, splashing water. *Alix Senator* #11, written by Valérie Mangin, promises an adventure deep in the ancient Near East, and this cover alone makes it very easy to want to follow these riders wherever they're heading.
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Sur les traces de son passé en Assyrie, Alix est enlevé par un grand seigneur parthe. Pour rallumer la guerre avec Rome, le chef oriental a besoin d'or, de beaucoup d'or. Alix est le dernier, croit-il, à connaître la cachette du trésor perdu de Khorsabad, la ville où le Gaulois avait été réduit en esclavage au début de ses aventures. Alix, aidé d'un compagnon qui ressemble étrangement à Enak jeune, parvient à s'échapper. Forcé de se réfugier dans les ruines de Khorsabad, deviendra-t-il l'ultime esclave de la cité maudite ?
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