Blek LU #60: Izdaja odvjetnika Connollyja / Ples debitantica / Dvor čudesa
Connolly’s rescue conceals a British trick, a ball becomes a trap for a ruthless lord, and a stolen painting leads to Roddy’s abduction. Three Blek adventures combine disguise, blackmail and deception.
In Izdaja odvjetnika Connollyja, Blek and his friends rescue a man they believe to be their trusted ally. But a familiar face conceals a British deception. The opening adventure turns loyalty into a vulnerability, asking how an enemy can be recognised when he appears to be a friend.
Ples debitantica concerns a plan to stop Lord Chesterton’s destruction of farms and crops. Occultis arranges a ball to create an opportunity for Blek to act. In Dvor čudesa, the recovery of a stolen Thomas Gainsborough painting becomes entangled with Roddy’s abduction and an attempted exchange.
Disguise, social performance and hostage bargaining connect the three plots. Danger emerges away from open battle, through encounters and gatherings where appearances conceal conflicting intentions.
Yves Chantereau and Carlo Cedroni create the stories, with a cover by Jean-Yves Mitton. The volume collects adventures originally published in the French magazine Kiwi. Readers of the older LMS editions will recognise them as Gušterova glava, Jedini izlaz and Trista čuda.
One copy is available
