Blek LU #119: Nepovrijeđeno carstvo / Pukovnik Hollister / Osveta Kinowe — drugi dio

In Nepovrijeđeno carstvo, Blek must win over Count Castelland, whose wealth could benefit the patriots. Success depends on securing peace with the Ojibways. Negotiation and trust therefore become central to his mission.

The title story casts Blek as a mediator: support for the shared struggle must be secured through an understanding of the relationships between different parties. Its premise creates an adventure in which determination must work alongside persuasion. Both the script and artwork are by Bertrand Charlas, and the story originated in the French production of Blek in 1960.

Pukovnik Hollister presents a different danger: a traitor is concealed among liberated colonists. The trust that must be established in the title adventure becomes a vulnerability in the second. Together, the stories raise questions about whom to believe and how to protect people united by a common cause.

The collection also brings together French and Italian contributions to Blek, illustrating the variety within the series. The supplement concludes La vendetta di Kinowa, written by Ermes Senzò and illustrated by Beniamino Del Vecchio. This second instalment completes the story begun in the preceding volume.