Le Journal de Spirou #35/1938

In a tense aerial showdown, Bill takes control of a new aircraft to hijack three financiers aboard an aéro-postale, forcing a crash landing to smuggle them out. Meanwhile, Dino and Dario, watching from the LP5, alert a nearby aircraft carrier, setting off a pursuit that sends Bill fleeing into the skies.

In the quiet tension of Layton Valley, Junior and Brighton Spotts take a risky stand against a gang of thieves. When gunfire erupts and their plan goes awry, the boys are trapped in a sealed citerne, left to face a slow, suffocating threat—while the deadly silence of the valley deepens around them.

In a lighthearted 1938 episode from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Admiral Bibor and Tribar find themselves in a comical predicament when they realize they’ve left their pass behind. Rushing to the rescue, the admiral leaps from the *Titan* and commandeers a rickety pousse-pousse, arriving just in time to prevent a dramatic beheading. With quick wit and a calm demeanor, he smooths things over with the local authorities—leaving readers to wonder how exactly he talks his way out of the situation.

In this quiet 1938 tale from *Le Journal de Spirou*, Jo and her friends—Zizette, Lulu, and Bonus—find themselves on the run after Zambo is arrested. As night falls, they stumble upon a remote cabin and knock on the door of its elderly caretaker, hoping for shelter.

In the dusty heat of the western frontier, the defenders of the Vance ranch hold on grimly as casualties mount and Smoky lies wounded. Meanwhile, Tex and Topaze launch a desperate counterattack, catching the outlaws off guard—Tex picks off several from cover, forcing the gang to scatter, and Bennet flees on horseback. As Tex closes in, Topaze suddenly veers aside and tumbles from his mount.

In a pulse-pounding jungle adventure from 1938, Luc climbs aboard the aircraft as Captain Hardy provides cover fire, then takes the controls while Odette tends to her wounded arm. With the plane's oil line blocked, they make a crash landing on a river, only to spot two young orangutans—just as a leopard lunges toward them.

In "Tif et Tondu au pays des gangsters," Bob le balafré shows up demanding his share of the profits—only to learn the northern district’s cut has already been claimed. Furious, he orders the elimination of rivals and has Tif & Tondu spirited away through a secret passage by two henchmen. When they discover Bob’s share is a full 100%, they realize they’re in over their heads—and the tension explodes into action.