Martin Mystère N. 210

Il virus di fine millennio

Release date
Cover Author
Giancarlo Alessandrini
Script
Enzo Verrengia, Alfredo Castelli
Artwork
Esposito Bros., Rodolfo Torti
Series
Martin Mystère
Language
Italian
96 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

In the first part of the issue, Martin and Java are called upon to avert the destruction of the ultra-modern airship Europa. Subsequently, the adventure begins that will take us to the end of the countdown that has accompanied the Detective of the Impossible for many issues now: it all starts from the kidnapping of an elderly computer programmer forced to put his hand to a mysterious program he had developed forty years earlier. A program that risks not surviving the "millennium bug"!

Stories
Martin Mystere

Tragedia nel cielo

Type
original
Status
3rd part
The story ends on page 56 (52 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Enzo Verrengia
Artwork
Esposito Bros.

As the countdown approaches, scheduled for the end of 1999, the risks of an Armageddon destroying our planet increase; at the end of this adventure, the "Rotor" sect comes one step away from succeeding. In the second part of the issue, a new story of the Detective of the Impossible begins with the disaster of the "Hindenburg", the Zeppelin airship which tragically crashed on 6 May 1937.

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Martin Mystere

Il virus di fine millennio

Type
original
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 57 to 98 (42 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Alfredo Castelli
Artwork
Rodolfo Torti

In the first part of the issue, Martin and Java are called upon to avert the destruction of the ultra-modern airship Europa. Subsequently, the adventure begins that will take us to the end of the countdown that has accompanied the Detective of the Impossible for many issues now: it all starts from the kidnapping of an elderly computer programmer forced to put his hand to a mysterious program he had developed forty years earlier. A program that risks not surviving the "millennium bug"!

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