Le Journal de Spirou #24/1938

In a quiet 1938 moment of tension, Jo’s partner Ramm’s accomplice plants a bomb outside a shop refusing to pay protection—only for two officers to stumble upon it, sparking a frantic chase. When they bring the device back to Captain Brandon, a cryptic note tucked inside reveals a mystery just beginning.

In this 1938 humor tale from Le Journal de Spirou, Bibor and Tribar find themselves in a sticky situation during a safari hosted by the eccentric Rajah Posetoila—after dismounting their elephant, they tumble into a pit guarded by real lions. While they scramble to escape, the Rajah’s henchmen, disguised as beasts, launch a chaotic ambush on the captain and the admiral, turning the jungle outing into a farcical fight for survival.

In this brief 1938 Western tale from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Tex carries the injured girl he rescued after Topaze collapses, then sets out to reclaim Topaze from Bennet and his gang—only to be captured in his attempt.

In a tense moment deep in the jungle, Odette is thrown from her horse and faces a charging tiger—just as Luc, spotting the peril, leaps down and strikes the beast mid-leap. A gripping, silent clash of instinct and courage in a single, stark page.

In a quiet night on the docks, Tif can't sleep—something’s off. When he hears footsteps and spies Grognon’s boy sneaking toward the quay, he follows, only to find the boy boarding a ship with a sailor. Tif’s curiosity leads him straight to O.K. Lette’s hidden boat, but how did the boy know where to go? The mystery deepens as the night unfolds.