Epix #8/1984
In the haunted woods of Dimmornas skog, a knight with a ruined face faces the Dark Power, where reality and dream fracture like broken glass. Mariotte and Anicette, left behind among the elves, find themselves trapped in a dream that ends with sudden, jarring silence.
In the quiet tension of a 1984 sea voyage bound for North Africa, American tennis player Baby finds herself at the center of unexpected attention. While her German friend Eva remains wary, she draws the interest of a French officer and a white-clad Arab prince, setting the stage for a storm that erupts one drunken evening—ending in a duel with lasting consequences.
In the icy depths of Saturn’s moon Triton, Armando Mistral, Jill Kovalsky, and Sanson race against time to uncover the truth behind a final letter from Pierre Kovalsky—its coordinates leading them to a frozen landscape of colossal icebergs. With Saturn’s shadowy espionage chief Mung closing in, the trio must decipher the mystery before the secrets of the frozen moon are lost forever.
In "Chicago Blues," Frank Cassilis wakes up with Alice Cooney after a night that leaves him tangled in danger, forced to flee from two armed men. When he encounters Turner Grady and his wife at a high-end hotel, he’s offered protection money to continue as a bodyguard—though the job comes with a past that’s already trying to kill him.
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↩ Reprints Big Ass Comics #2 (1971), Fluide Glacial #17 (1977), Fluide Glacial #32 (1979), Rhâ-Gnagna #1 (1979), Fluide Glacial #67 (1982), Love and Rockets #4 (1983), Les Compagnons du crépuscule #[1] (1984), (À Suivre) #73 (1984), Los álbumes de Cairo #4 (1984), Alter Alter #10/1983, Alter Alter #8 - 9/1983, Fluide Glacial #31, Fluide Glacial #47, Pilote Mensuel #116, (À Suivre) #68
Reprinted in Studio Epix #3 (3/1987) (1987), Studio Epix #5 (5/1987) (1987)
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