Get a Life #57: Neo-Pantheism - aka Martin Mystère n. 353 bis

Get A Life (the fancomic miniseries NOT presented by Martin Mystère) presents episode #57:

Neo-Pantheism

(aka Martin Mystère #353 bis)

in English.

In case the thumbnails are failing to work (again), check out:

the GaL #57 Journal (scroll down to read the pages)

or click on each of the following page links (if you want to read the backstory notes with information about History, mythology, Martin Mystère, continuity and so on):

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As Martin Mystère's expedition reaches its destination

(a hidden temple, sacred to Hephaestus, under the slopes of mount Tahtali Daği),

an ancestral artifact is finally revealed-- 

it's a weapon, filled with so much power that only demigods such as Achilles and Alexander the Great could wield it unscathed!

But mere mortals cannot handle such an item-- and this is why one of the Gods of Olympus steps in,

ready to perform an ages-old duty, and reveal the secret story of the Spear throughout the millennia.

Art by Heitor Fraga, Joel Sousa & Nikolas Alecsovich.

English edits by Joe Teanby.

Story & lettering by Franco Villa.

Want more? Here is the Get a Life! episode index.

In this issue: Turkey, Thrace, Olympos, Hephaestus, Apollo , Men in Black, Göbekli Tepe, Delphi, Oracle, Aliens, Saint Seiya, Abel, Phoebos, Apulu, Zeus, Leda, Athena, Troy , uncle Paul Mystère, Kltpzyxm, Iuppiter Optime Maxime, Kut Humi, Life in Prism (Get a Life! #52) , Demoni! (Martin Mystère n. 366), Chimere (Martin Mystère n. 358), A Martin for all seasons (Get a Life! #41-44) , The Woman Who Stripped For the Voynich (Get a Life! #33), La catena del potere (Martin Mystère n. 353) , L'isola di ghiaccio e di fuoco (Martin Mystère Gigante n. 6), New York stories (Martin Mystère nn. 182-183-184).

 

GaL #53 - The Great Father of Sardinia (aka Martin Mystère n. 80bis)

Get A Life (the fancomic miniseries NOT presented by Martin Mystère) presents The Great Father of Sardinia (also known as Martin Mystère n. 80bis) in English.

Check out our DeviantArt Journal for "The Great Father of Sardinia"

For the first time: a 17-pages long comic (plus cover and character studies) illustrated exclusively by only one awesome artist!

The Great Mother is no more. The Giants of Mont'e Prama have been lying shattered for centuries. Who is left to protect the island and its inhabitants-- descendants of the Atlantean survivors-- from the assaults of Mu's automated armies?

The Timeless War ended with the destruction of Unit 112, first known as Robinson, and then revealed to be the true identity of Captain Nemo.

But is it really over, finished?

From the depths of the Mediterranean sea, another outfit of Mu's automated army rises: in addition to the merely-technological Android Unit, there had to be also Units with a mystic-esoteric nature, able to control elements. And what sort of danger will pose the enigmatic Viriditas?

Without Martin Mystère around, solving the mystery and saving the island falls to two old acquaintances: after facing The Giants of Mont'e Prama, this time Salvo and Sabina must address the very protector numen from the pre-nuraghic age-- the Sardus Pater. But what sacrifice will this Hunter God demand?

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Art by Joel Sousa.
English edits by Joe Teanby.
Story & lettering by Franco Villa.

Want more? Here is the Get a Life! episode index.

In this issue: La donna immortale (Martin Mystère nn. 79-80), The Pyramids' Other Secret, Rapa Nui! (Martin Mystère nn. 42-43), La vera storia del capitano Nemo (Martin Mystère nn. 69-70-71), Il mistero del nuraghe (Martin Mystère nn. 34-35), Saint Seiya, Sulcis, roman temple of di Antas, grottoes of Su Mannau, roman limestone quarries in Antas, Fluminimaggiore, Sassari, Centro Archeologico di Restauro e Conservazione di Sassari, Ptolemy, Pausania, alchemy, Hercules, Heracles, Gods of Olympus, P'wyll, Roncisvalle (Martin Mystère nn. 94-95-96), the ziggurat of Monte d'Accoddi, squadrone Carabinieri Cacciatori "Sardegna".