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Atlantis Mystery

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Series
  
Blake and Mortimer

Language
  
French

Originally published
  
1970

Preceded by
  
The Yellow "M"

Published in
  
Tintin magazine

Date
  
1990, 2012

Author
  
Edgar P. Jacobs

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Date of publication
  
March 30, 1955 to May 30, 1956

Publisher
  
Comcat Comics, Cinebooks, Ltd

Followed by
  
S.O.S. Meteors: Mortimer in Paris

Similar
  
Edgar P Jacobs books, Other books

Atlantis Mystery (l'Énigme de l'Atlantide) by the Belgian artist Edgar P. Jacobs was the seventh comic book in the Blake and Mortimer series, first published in Tintin magazine from March 30, 1955 to May 30, 1956. It appeared in book format in 1957.

Contents

Plot

During a speleological expedition deep in the caves of the Azores, Blake and Mortimer are cut off by their old enemy Olrik, trapping them in a gaseous cavern. Surviving the odds, they are captured by a race of technologically advanced men ... who claim to be descendants of survivors from Atlantis! Then, immersed in a sinister plot led by Commander Magon to topple the wise Basileus and lead modern Atlantis in conquest of the surface world, they ally themselves with Crown Prince Ikaros to thwart Magon's megalomaniac plans. But the outcome is far from certain...

English Publication

Atlantis Mystery was published in English in 1990 by Comcat Comics. It was translated by Dwight Decker, and edited by Bernd Metz and Jean-Jacques Surbeck.

It was later re-issued by Cinebook Ltd in January 2012.

Adaption

It was adapted for television for the Blake and Mortimer TV series in 1997.

References

Atlantis Mystery Wikipedia