Art by: Enrique Breccia

Written by: A. Valerii & A.Z. Minor

The series was initially published in the Italian magazine L’Eternauta in 1982, then in Lanciostory (1987), and some years later in a couple of Italian anthologies. It has been recently published in Argentina by Doedytores (2025).

  It is a story of pirates, adapted by Enrique Breccia from a script by director Antonio Valerii, an Italian film director and master of the spaghetti western, and A.Z Minor (pseudonym of Alvaro Zerboni). It seems to be heavily inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island as it focuses on the secret search for a legendary treasure, which the protagonist, a doctor, stumbles upon by chance while fleeing from a series of romantic entanglements.

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Key points:

• Excellent artwork that has been restored to an amazing level by the Argentine publisher

• Informative extras are available, including texts about the different characters that appear in the story and existed in reality

Technical info:

• Original title: El Tesoro del Olonés

• Content:  48 pages - black and white

• 6 episodes of 8 pages

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