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Corto Maltese: The Golden House of Samarkand
In the Golden House of Samarkand, Corto searches for the treasure of the Persian king Cyrus II, hidden by Alexander the Great centuries ago. That's one thing, but it also serves as a pretext for trying to free the prisoner Rasputin from his imprisonment.
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Corto Maltese: The Ballad of the Salt Sea Comic
November 1913, somewhere in the Pacific. The crew of Rasputin's catamaran rescues a pair of teenagers, the only survivors of the shipwreck of the schooner "Amsterdam Girl." Shortly after, an enigmatic sailor appears tied to a makeshift drifting raft: Corto Maltese.
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Blueberry – Dust | Comic Norma
Tombstone, July 1881. An assassin sent by old Boone bursts into the Dunhill saloon with malicious intent, and in the altercation, Boone's son shoots Blueberry in the back.
As our hero slowly recovers, tensions rise in the city between the Clanton gang and the Earps, who meet at the OK Corral for what will become the most famous duel in Western history. What role will Blueberry play?
The legendary duel at the OK Corral could be inscribed on the dust of Tombstone…
Source: Casa del Libro
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Blueberry – OK CORRAL Comic
The great Jean Giraud mixes intrigue and suspense in a reconstruction of the legendary duel at the OK CORRAL, starring, among others, the no less famous brothers Virgil and Wyatt Earp.
In 1861, Mike Donovan, the son of a Southern Georgia planter, is accused of murdering the father of his fiancée, Harriet Tucker. Pursued by the real killer, a runaway slave helps him cross into the Northern front lines just as the Civil War breaks out.
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Blueberry Youth – Three Men for Atlanta Comic-Con
Blueberry's youth (1861-1865) is not a simple series, it is the branch that sews the stitch of the uniformed "Broken Nose", a seam that combines the adventurous cunning of continuous concert with the gallop of equine livestock.
A young man full of talent, wildly captivating and undisciplined, adds a new twist to the adventure with a new journey that invites us to add a loyal and brave soldier to his service record.
Three men for Atlanta, collects the Battle of Kennesaw, Mountain June 1864, war is omnipresent. It is the second album written by Corteggiani and he seems more comfortable.
Fountain: Septimonoveno.com
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Tremendous Stories Graphic Novel Abulí, Darko and Oswal
A 250-page black and white graphic novel comic in hardcover and semi-pocket format, it compiles very dark stories by Enrique Sanchez Abulí, with illustrations by Oswaldo Walter (Oswal) and Darko Perovic.
“Abulí points out greed, malice, selfishness—the worst in us—but not with his finger; he places a magnifying glass on it and burns it like an insect.”
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Olivier Varese Complete Graphic Novel
A full-color comic book containing four albums about Olivier Varese, another intrepid reporter who experiences intense adventures, intrigues, and passions. A rehash of the best action and thriller films with pleasant touches of humor, Marini draws the action beautifully, and his influence from manga, and especially from Otomo, is clearly evident. A European comic book at a bargain price.
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Valentine Graphic Novel Humor
A hilarious, dryly humorous comic that plays with the self-imposed feminine clichés of beauty products and glamour magazines. In comic strip format, alternating with fake ads and parodies of beauty magazines, it will make you burst out laughing.
Anne Guillard, in addition to comics, has directed short films and animated films, and is a publicist.
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Nexus graphic novel volume 3
Volume 3 of the adventures of Nexus, the space executioner of the galaxy's genocidaires. One of the great space operas of American comics. Scripts by Mike Baron (Punisher) and art by Steve Rude (World's Finest). Terrific superheroes, science fiction, and at a bargain price.
“Nexus is a space opera that is both a child of great space adventures like Star Trek and of superhero comics. A masterpiece of the futuristic genre…” The Comic Collector
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The Heart of the Empire Graphic Novel Complete Series by Brian Talbot
A three-volume dystopian science fiction graphic novel by Brian Talbot (Hellblazer, Sandman), a critique and satire of the British monarchy and imperialism. Excellent.