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On the hunt for sensational stories! Reporter Marc Dacier is sent to Sicily by the editor of the Éclair to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his colleague Jacques Morrent. Morrent had been investigating the Mafia underworld and was on the trail of a sensational story. Although the Éclair editorial staff is threatened by an organization calling itself 'The Black Hand', Marc Dacier embarks on the dangerous journey to Sicily under a false name.
Biography (Jean-Michel Charlier)
Jean-Michel Charlier was born on October 30, 1924, in Liège, Belgium, and began his career as an illustrator for Spirou in 1945, before becoming the most popular and prolific Belgian comic book writer. Dozens of characters sprang from his imagination, including Buck Danny, Tanguy and Laverdure, and Blueberry. Along with René Goscinny, Albert Uderzo, and Jean Habrard, Charlier was one of the founders of Pilote, one of the most important Franco-Belgian magazines. Jean-Michel Charlier died in 1989.
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