Le Journal de Spirou #26/1938

In a tense twist of deception, Reppoc—released on bail after Ramm and his gang are imprisoned—hands Captain Brandon a key he claims unlocks the hidden dossier of Ramm’s crimes. But when Reppoc removes his disguise, the truth shocks everyone: he’s actually Dick Tracy, believed dead, now back in action. The real game begins as the line between ally and enemy blurs.

In this quiet 1938 tale from Le Journal de Spirou, Zambo, the man who once tried to buy the dog, plots to capture him under cover of night. Meanwhile, Zizette and Lulu go about their peaceful evening, unaware of the small drama unfolding just beyond their calm.

In the dusty frontier of 1938, Hoady, the bandit chief, steps in to stop the torture of Topaze—though his motives remain as murky as the desert wind. The next day, the gang follows Tex’s trail with dogs, but their pursuit is thrown into chaos when Smoky, spotting Tex in captivity, draws his weapon without hesitation.

In this 1938 jungle adventure from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Borgo narrowly escapes a leopard poised to attack a buffalo. The next morning, the safari sets a steel net to trap a rhinoceros, then stages a coordinated drive to funnel the beast into the trap.

In this 1938 humor tale from Le Journal de Spirou, O.K. Lette and his gang flee across the sea only to be cornered by the American navy—mistaking Tif’s accidental fire on a rocket for a deliberate distress signal. Though their escape is thwarted, Tif unexpectedly earns hero status, sharing in the reward that lands them a trip to New York before returning to Belgium. With dreams of opening an hotel-restaurant in Ostende and a fishing boat in Tondu’s future, the misadventure ends with more than just a narrow escape.