Comic Strip #6: Fantomsko pleme / Usta puna pijeska / Mrtva ili živa! / Bretončeva tajna

Comic Strip #6 combines four adventure series with the humour of Little Spirou and Gaston. Longer continuing narratives alternate with short comic features, offering a varied selection of European comics.

Blueberry: La Tribu fantôme brings together writer Jean-Michel Charlier and artist Jean Giraud. Hermann’s Jeremiah: Du sable plein les dents complements the Western setting with a devastated world where violence and mistrust shape survival. The two series offer contrasting approaches to characters confronting unstable and hostile surroundings.

Redbeard: Mort ou vif provides maritime adventure by Charlier and Victor Hubinon. Ramiro: Le Secret du Breton, written by Jacques Stoquart and drawn by William Vance, broadens the selection with a historical narrative and a different visual setting.

Little Spirou, by Tome and Janry, and Franquin’s Gaston introduce caricature, visual gags and shorter narrative rhythms. Their humour provides a change of pace between the more serious adventure instalments.

The issue belongs to an ongoing magazine sequence, with its longer stories unfolding across neighbouring volumes. It also offers a meeting of distinctive artistic approaches, from Giraud’s and Hermann’s realism to Janry’s and Franquin’s expressive cartooning.