Audace - Furio Almirante N. 31
La fattoria maledetta
La taverna di San Diego
This adventure continues directly from the last one. Furio takes the plane to pursue Singleton who escaped from Easter island. After his airplane runs out of fuel, Furio ends in the San Diego, Peru where he mets the archaeologist Martin and his daughter Maria who are persecuted by the Easter Island bandit. Furio leaves with them towards Sacsahuaman citadel in Peru, but they fall into an ambush.
La fattoria maledetta
After having revealed the secret of the gold disk in previous story, Furio sets off with the Martin and Mario to a farm owned by them in Argentina. The farm is now in the possession of a certain Budding, an accomplice of Singleton who, fleeing from Lake Titicaca, took refuge there. The two buddies ambush Furio and his friends.
Monkey Serafino makes first appearance in this story.
Lotta nell'ombra
In Geneva, one of the international espionage service centers, Wanda and Max talk about a special courier who should arrive tonight with important orders from the command but their conversation is intercepted by shady individuals that installed microphones under each table.
Gli adoratori del diavolo
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.
L'Esploratore di Ferro
Angelo Bolognesi, strong temperament Italian explorer, employed in a company in Egypt, he left Anglo-Egyptian Sudan to visit establishment founded by his boss, mr. Petrick, for the search for ivory. We are at the end of the year 1856. And in those wild lands the horror reigns.
Originally published on Audace N. 325 in color, later reprinted in b/w.
