- RM Rhodes
- Feb 7, 2016
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 24
One of the recurring motifs of this story are the ruins found throughout Tunisia that the locals accept as a matter of course. The bottom two panels do a good job of including them as the focus of the presentation, even going so far as to only draw the tip of a wing in the penultimate panel. The use of the archway to frame the plane in the last panel is really well done, too.
(Heavy Metal issue #129, November 1990 – Page 47 Dieter Lumpen: Enemies in Common by Pellejero and Zentner)




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