Martin Mystère n. 379: A Nord da Nord-Ovest

In a gripping narrative set in 1845, two British ships, Erebus and Terror, embark on a perilous journey into the unknown Arctic territories. As they venture deeper into the icy wilderness, the crew faces the harsh realities of nature and the chilling specter of mystery that surrounds their mission. Their disappearance soon becomes the center of intrigue, igniting the imaginations of many.

As the tale unfolds, modern-day investigators find themselves drawn into the echoes of that fateful expedition. A series of clues and ancient legends surface, forcing them to confront not only the historical significance of Erebus and Terror but also the supernatural elements that seem to linger in the frigid air. Each revelation peels back layers of time, revealing the powerful grip that the Arctic holds on those who dare to explore its depths.

The combination of rich historical detail and thrilling adventure captivates readers, inviting them to explore themes of survival, ambition, and the relentless human spirit. Secrets buried beneath the ice come to light, leading to a powerful confrontation with both the past and the unyielding forces of nature.