Blek LU #91: Dvije male kuge / Milost za izdajicu / Tajanstveni glasnik
Two supposed nieces of Occultis disrupt the trappers’ lives while concealing a British scheme. The volume also includes an adventure by Obradović and Plavšić, plus a Kinowa instalment.
In Dvije male kuge, two girls introduce themselves as Occultis’s nieces. Their mischief conceals a British attempt to discover the trappers’ camp. What appears to be a family visit becomes a threat to the entire group’s security.
Humour and espionage drive the title adventure. The young visitors’ double role changes how their behaviour must be understood: apparent childish troublemaking may also be calculated deception. Blek and his friends face a danger entering their everyday lives under the reassuring appearance of family ties.
The volume also includes Milost za izdajicu, by Svetozar Obradović and Branko Plavšić, previously published as Vatrena zamka. Alongside André Amouriq’s French episode, this story represents the Yugoslav contribution to Blek and offers a comparison between different creative approaches to the same hero.
The supplement Tajanstveni glasnik continues Kinowa, written by Andrea Lavezzolo and drawn by Pietro Gamba. Three creative teams therefore share this collection, bringing together the title story’s comic premise and the variety of classic adventure comics.
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