Discover the thrilling adventure of Blake & Mortimer 13 - The Curse of the 30 Pieces of Silver Pt 1. This captivating graphic novel, created by the talented Hamme and illustrated by renowned artists Rene Sterne and Chantal De Spiegeleer, immerses readers in a world of mystery and intrigue. In this latest installment, follow Blake and Mortimer as they unravel the dark secrets behind a mysterious Roman silver coin believed to be linked to Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Jesus. The gripping narrative starts in Pennsylvania, where the nefarious Olrik escapes from federal prison amidst chaos and bloodshed. Meanwhile, a disappointed Mortimer diverts his attention to Greece, where disaster strikes after an earthquake reveals an ancient chapel. The discovery of the enigmatic coin leads to a whirlwind of danger, as Mortimer finds himself the target of ruthless adversaries. Will Blake come to the rescue in time to save him? This BRAND NEW paperback, featuring stunning illustrations and 62 pages of riveting storytelling, is a must-have for graphic novel enthusiasts and collectors alike. Published by Cinebook Ltd, this saga combines historical elements, gripping action, and rich character development that Blake & Mortimer fans have come to love. Don’t miss your chance to delve into this iconic series. Add Blake & Mortimer 13 - The Curse of the 30 Pieces of Silver Pt 1 to your collection today and experience the excitement of this legendary escapade first-hand. Fast shipping and prompt delivery ensure you receive your order quickly, so you can dive straight into the adventure!

By Hamme, Jean Van
Illustrated by Sterne, Rene
Illustrated by Spiegeleer, Chantal De
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 62
Publisher Cinebook Ltd


In Pennsylvania, Olrik escapes a federal prison by helicopter after a bloody attack. With Blake forced to cut short his holidays at the news, a disappointed Mortimer turns his attention to Greece, where an earthquake has uncovered an ancient chapel. Before long, people are trying to kill Mortimer over a mysterious Roman silver coin. Could the long-lost relic be one of the 30 denarii paid to Judas for his betrayal of Jesus? And who covets it so much?