Martin Mystère n. 4: La stirpe maledetta

Martin Mystère n. 4: La stirpe maledetta

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Format Paperback
Pages 96
Language Italian
Published Jul 1, 1982
Publisher Daim Press
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In the enchanting landscape of Tuscany, a chilling mystery unfolds as a deranged killer believes he is the reincarnation of the ancient Etruscan god Tarchies. This gripping tale draws Martin Mystère, renowned for his knack for solving the inexplicable, into a web of historical intrigue and deadly obsession. As the picturesque countryside contrasts starkly with the sinister intentions of the murderer, Mystère finds himself racing against time to decipher the dark secrets that lie buried in Etruscan mythology.

Encountering clues that evoke ancient rituals and buried beliefs, Mystère must delve into the depths of history, unearthing a legacy that many would prefer to keep forgotten. The psychological tension escalates as he grapples with the killer's fanatical delusions, all while trying to protect the innocent caught in the crossfire. The stakes rise with each revelation, revealing a clash between the modern world and the haunting shadows of the past.

Through his investigative prowess, Mystère explores not only the mind of a man driven to madness but also the rich tapestry of Etruscan culture that serves as the backdrop to this haunting quest. With every twist and turn, he uncovers a narrative that intertwines fate, history, and the age-old battle between good and evil, leading to a breathtaking conclusion that leaves readers contemplating the fine line between myth and reality.

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