Blek LU #97: Bitka u Bostonu / Željezna maska / Opasno vrijeme
Blek frees a rebel leader from a Boston prison and enters an inheritance dispute between politically divided brothers. Two Yugoslav-produced adventures are accompanied by a Kinowa instalment.
In Bitka u Bostonu, Blek frees a rebel leader from prison, only to discover that the rescued man conceals a dangerous secret. Željezna maska involves him in an inheritance dispute between Simon and Peter Gilmor, supporters of opposing wartime factions.
Rescue, mistrust and family conflict connect these adventures by Svetozar Obradović. The opening story draws interest from the gap between completing a mission and understanding its consequences. Releasing a prisoner creates a new question: whether the person receiving help can truly be trusted.
In the second episode, private interests acquire political significance. A struggle over inheritance extends beyond the family and intersects with the division between patriots and British authority. Personal motives become entangled with the wider conflict shaping Blek’s world.
The collection offers a comparison between Branko Plavšić and Sibin Slavković, two artists from the Yugoslav production of Blek. Their stories, previously published in LMS under different titles, appear alongside Opasno vrijeme, a Kinowa instalment by Andrea Lavezzolo and Pietro Gamba.
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