Blek LU #93: Kožna maska / Blek protiv čovjeka-majmun / Spirala smrti

In Kožna maska, Connolly entrusts Blek with escorting a mysterious man to Port Royal, his face concealed. The second episode pits Blek against Tarbla, a man from the Central African wilderness discovered by a zoologist.

Concealed identity and a contest of strength give the volume two distinct directions. The title story builds suspense around someone whose secret matters more than his appearance. An escort mission becomes a framework for questions of trust, responsibility and the reasons a person might need to hide his face.

The second adventure brings Blek’s world closer to the tradition of jungle heroes. Meeting an unusual rival places physical ability and the limits of the hero’s superiority in the foreground. Alongside the opening episode’s political mystery, it offers a different pace and a stronger emphasis on action.

André Amouriq writes and draws both Blek stories, allowing readers to explore his approach to contrasting adventure premises. The supplement Spirala smrti continues Kinowa, written by Andrea Lavezzolo and illustrated by Pietro Gamba, adding classic western storytelling to the collection.