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Operation Enigma

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Operation Enigma
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Produced for: Fantomen 22-23/2014
# of pgs: 32
Writer: David Bishop
Artist: César Spadari
Original colorist: Reprostugan
Producer: Egmont Publishing AB


"Operation Enigma" is a 2014 Team Fantomen story, written by David Bishop, with art by César Spadari.

Plot summary

In April 1943, the 20th Phantom and Buran are concerned about a raging elephant that creates havoc to jungle villages. An orphaned child, Ajibayo, is taken to a mission run by the nuns from Convent Island.

In Tunis in North Africa the war is going on between Britain and Germany. Captain Braune of the SS is prepared to hand over a decoding machine to the Allies if he and his men are picked up by a British submarine off the coast of Bengali. The British pretend to agree and captain Braune and his men arrive in the Deep Woods dressed like British soldiers.

Appearances

Recurring characters

One-time characters

  • Ajibayo
  • Captain Braune
  • Steiner
  • Degen
  • Vedder
  • Sister Lupita

Locations

Tribes

Objects

  • Enigma machine

Phantom lore

  • Talking drums


Behind the scenes

  • The distance between Tunis and Bengali is said to be more than 3 000 kilometres (appr. 1 900 miles) but still signals from the mission's simple radio equipment can be picked up in Tunis.

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

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