Blek LU #38: Kula duhova / Vratoloman ulov
Blek accompanies two supposed patriots, knowing one is a traitor. Kula duhova offers suspicion and reversals, alongside Vratoloman ulov, in which the familiar companions become British prisoners.
In Kula duhova, Blek accompanies two men to collect documents in Boston; one is a traitor. In Vratoloman ulov, British soldiers escorting Lady Marianne capture the companions.
Distrust among apparent allies drives the title adventure. Blek must assess people claiming to serve the same cause, bringing danger into his immediate company. The traitor’s identity gives the story an investigative dimension: deciding whom to trust can determine the mission’s success.
The premise emphasises judgement and caution. Blek’s familiar strength remains valuable, but cannot establish who is telling the truth. Suspense emerges from incomplete information and the possibility that an enemy is playing a convincing role.
The second story changes the collection’s rhythm and gives further space to the adventures of the familiar trio. Franco Bignotti illustrates both stories, written by Franco Frescura and Leonello Martini, offering a sustained view of his portrayal of Blek, Roddy and Professor Occultis.
The volume combines mystery, wartime adventure and humour. Readers of the Yugoslav Strip zabavnik may recognise the additional story under its earlier title, Ljubomorni kapetan.
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