Martin Mystère N. 173

I Cavalieri di San Romano

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Cover Author
Giancarlo Alessandrini
Script
Vincenzo Beretta, Leonardo Gajo, Domenico Gandolfi, Lucia Strufaldi, Carlo Recagno
Artwork
Franco Devescovi, Rodolfo Torti
Series
Martin Mystère
Language
Italian
96 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

The risk of the spread of the epidemic that broke out in the ruins of a Phoenician colony in Zaire was averted by the intervention of a team from the Altrove base. Together with the agents, Martin discovers the origin of the archaeovirus that affected his shipment. Once this African story is over, it is time for a new Italian adventure for Mystère, who finds himself crashed in the middle of the battle of San Romano (1432), near Florence.

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Martin Mystere

Il nemico invisibile

Type
original
Status
2nd part
The story ends on page 52 (48 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Vincenzo Beretta,
Leonardo Gajo,
Domenico Gandolfi
Artwork
Franco Devescovi

The remains of a Phoenician colony are recovered in Zaire, where Martin and Java also arrive following an archaeological expedition. Some macabre findings suggest that the colony was exterminated by an unknown virus that could still be active. An indirect confirmation is given by the interest that the Men in Black reserve for the matter. But the tragic confirmation of this theory also comes from an epidemic of homicidal madness that spreads among the members of the expedition...

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Martin Mystere

I Cavalieri di San Romano

Type
original
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 53 to 98 (46 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Lucia Strufaldi,
Carlo Recagno
Artwork
Rodolfo Torti

The adventure ends in which Martin finds himself trapped inside Paolo Uccello's painting "The Battle of San Romano". Thus, begins a story that sheds light on the past of the Mystère lineage and the origins of their unusual surname. It all begins with a visit that the Detective of the Impossible makes to his great-uncle whose existence he didn't even know: Paul Mystère, unusually lively for his venerable age...

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