Freddy Lombard #[2]
In "Le Cimetière des éléphants," Freddy Lombard returns to his Neuilly neighborhood only to be drawn into a mysterious case after hearing a cry from a quiet mansion. Hired by the reclusive collector Mr. Botaxon, Freddy, Dina, and Sweep set off on a quest to recover a stolen photo plate from Africa, unraveling a trail that leads deeper into the enigmatic past of the city’s elite. Written and illustrated by Yves Chaland, with colors by Isabelle Beaumenay-Joannet, and featuring cover art by Chaland, this 1984 issue blends urban intrigue with a touch of the uncanny.
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De retour dans son quartier de Neuilly, Freddy Lombard entend un cri venant d’une demeure bourgeoise : volant au secours du propriétaire qu’ils croient agressé, Freddy, Dina et Sweep sont engagés par M. Botaxon, collectionneur, pour retrouver une plaque photographique qui a été volée en Afrique. [Back in his district of Neuilly, Freddy Lombard hears a cry from a bourgeois residence: stealing to the rescue of the gentleman they think assaulted, Freddy Lombard, Dina and Sweep are hired by Mr. Botaxon, a collector, Freddy, Dina and Sweep are hired to find a photo plate that was stolen in Africa.]
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