Dirac Dist Rakoshi Comic

Dirac Dist Rakoshi Comic Multicolor . DIRAC DIST Rakoshi comic: A thrilling blend of historical mystery and modern-day intrigue! In 1857 Bengal, Captain Westphalen plots to plunder a sacred Kali temple, unaware of its ancient, non-human guardians. Centuries later, in present-day New York, "Jack the Fixer," a man of questionable methods but honorable intentions, investigates a stolen necklace and a missing relative. Both cases, linked by an ancestral curse and the Westphalen name, pull Jack into a world where forces beyond his comprehension may be at play. Experience the acclaimed F. Paul Wilson´s "Jack the Fixer" series in this captivating comic. There are many temples dedicated to Kali, said the water vendor. But none like the Temple of the Hills.Really? And what´s so special about that temple? - Rakoshi.India, 1857.Captain of Riflemen Sir Albert Westphalen, stationed at a small garrison in Bengal, believes he has found the answer to his pressing financial problems: to raid the Temple of Kali under the pretext of pursuing rebellious mutineers, and seize its incredible riches.But the temple and its treasures have guardians, and not all of them are human.New York, today.Jack the Fixer is in the business of fixing things, but he´s not the person to call with a broken toaster: under the guise of an appliance repair business, Jack fixes injustices, often reaching where the law cannot.He lives on the fringes of society by conviction and is a violent man by temperament, but his intelligence and ability to take action are at the service of cases he considers honorable.Now Jack is called upon by an Indian diplomat to investigate the theft of a strange necklace, and at the same time his ex-girlfriend, Gia, asks for his help in finding a missing relative.His last name is Westphalen, and he may have been the victim of an ancestral curse.that will not stop there.Both cases are intertwined, and as he delves into them, Jack the Fixer will begin to wonder if there may be forces beyond his repair skills.The best series of the past decade, in my opinion, is the Jack the Fixer series, by F. Paul Wilson. It´s fantastic. - Moby. tradeinn Techinn