Blek LU #116: Lord Kobra / Prisilni rad / Povratak Kinowe — drugi dio
Lord Cobra seeks to capture Blek, while Prisilni rad introduces the enslaved D’Jamba. Captivity and the desire for freedom connect two adventures, accompanied by the next part of The Return of Kinowa.
In Lord Kobra, Blek faces an unusual opponent sent from England to capture him. Prisilni rad introduces D’Jamba, an enslaved man subjected to abuse by British redcoats.
Captivity and freedom connect these contrasting adventures. The title story builds suspense around a mysterious enemy and his unusual abilities. The second approaches oppression through the fate of a man denied control over his own life. Blek’s willingness to help those in danger provides the common thread.
Lord Kobra belongs to the series’ later Italian production. Written by Dario Guzzon and Roberto Renzi and illustrated by Lina Buffolente, it originally appeared in serial instalments during 1995 and 1996. Prisilni rad, credited in the Croatian catalogue to writer Petar Aladžić and artist Spasoje Kulauzov, offers another creative approach to the same hero.
Readers of the former Yugoslav series Lunov magnus strip may recognise the latter adventure as Robovi. The supplement continues The Return of Kinowa, written by Ermes Senzò and drawn by Yıldırım Örer. This is the second instalment of the story begun in the preceding volume, accompanying the two Blek adventures.
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