The Golden Age 1936 – 1959

Audace Bonelli N. 456

Il segreto della mummia

Release date
Cover Author
Vittorio Cossio
Script
Gianluigi Bonelli
Artwork
Vittorio Cossio, Enrico Bagnoli
Series
Audace Bonelli
Language
Italian
8 pages - b/w - 19,5 x 28cm
70 cent.

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Stories
Furio Almirante
L'inafferrabile

L'enigma dei sigilli

Type
original
Status
3rd part
The story ends on page 8 (6 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Gianluigi Bonelli
Artwork
Vittorio Cossio

After defeating Wang in the last adventure, on the verge of death he tells Furio and Vittorio about hidden treasure and the Black Dragon sect, an adventure which will take Furio and Vittorio to the Egypt. 

This story is a beginning of Seven Seals saga which will span until the last Furio number in Audace 463.

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Furio Almirante
L'inafferrabile

Gli adoratori del diavolo

Type
original
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 9 to 10 (2 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Gianluigi Bonelli
Artwork
Enrico Bagnoli

Furio, Vittorio and professor Valli follow the quest for the Dragon's Seven Seals flying from Egypt to Mosul, Iraq to find next piece.

Second story of the Seven Seals saga.

Enrico Bagnoli, who was in charge of the graphic design, drew inspiration from the great Alex Raymond.

This story is reprinted after the war, as an appendix to Audace Furio Almirante from N. 28/40 (1946), where the hero is renamed as Italian-American Tony Brelli and the last 4 pages (which in original where drawn by Franco Donatelli instead of Enrico Bagnoli) are redrawn and shortened to 2 pages now by Nino Catania.

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