Martin Mystère N. 295

Cospirazione Luna

Release date
Cover Author
Giancarlo Alessandrini
Language
Italian
160 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

The last moon landing dates back to 1972 and, for those born after that date, the great lunar adventure is part of those typical "distant" events told by grandparents and parents. Furthermore, many are convinced that man has never set foot on the satellite, and the flights of the "Apollo Missions" are only clever fictions developed by the United States at the time of the Cold War to demonstrate American superiority in the space race: in short, in the absence of new moon landings, the historic feat of Armstrong and his colleagues risks turning into a sort of legend. Martin Mystère doesn't believe in the conspiracy theory, but, despite himself, he is involved in an affair that radically changes all his beliefs...

Stories

Cospirazione Luna

Type
original
Status
Complete story
In this issue story begins on page 9 to 162 (154 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book

The last moon landing dates back to 1972 and, for those born after that date, the great lunar adventure is part of those typical "distant" events told by grandparents and parents. Furthermore, many are convinced that man has never set foot on the satellite, and the flights of the "Apollo Missions" are only clever fictions developed by the United States at the time of the Cold War to demonstrate American superiority in the space race: in short, in the absence of new moon landings, the historic feat of Armstrong and his colleagues risks turning into a sort of legend. Martin Mystère doesn't believe in the conspiracy theory, but, despite himself, he is involved in an affair that radically changes all his beliefs...