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Les Aigles de Rome #8

Les Aigles de Rome - Livre VIII

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De rivaliteit tussen Marcus en Arminius is heftiger dan ooit. Marcus wil zijn zoon terughalen naar Rome, in de hoop dat hij zo de broer van Cabar kan redden. Maar het is al te laat: Morphea heeft haar gijzelaar eigenhandig vermoord. Marcus vertrekt op missie om de verloren adelaars terug te vinden. Eén ervan zou in handen zijn van de Bructeren. Arminius is dan weer helemaal het noorden kwijt nu Thusnelda is gevangengenomen. Hij is vastbesloten om de Romeinen uit te roeien. Intussen beramen Seianus en Morphea in het geheim de moord op de hoogzwangere Thusnelda. Terwijl de spanning alsmaar oploopt, lijkt het lot van onze protagonisten onzekerder dan ooit...

64 pages, Hardcover

First published September 26, 2025

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PT Esta série continua simplesmente espectacular!

Marcos e Arminio continuam consumidos pelo ódio que sentem um pelo outro, cada um a planear cuidadosamente os próximos passos para derrotar o rival. Ainda assim, Arminio acaba por ter menos destaque neste volume do que Marcos.

Marcos é claramente a personagem central desta história e, de certa forma, consegue finalmente apaziguar um pouco da sua sede de vingança.

Morfea também se revela uma personagem completamente impiedosa, reforçando ainda mais a brutalidade deste universo.

E depois há a arte de Marini, que continua absolutamente magnífica, retratando a Roma e a Germânia antigas de forma fabulosa e cheia de detalhe.

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EN This series continues to be absolutely spectacular!

Marcos and Arminio remain consumed by their hatred for one another, each carefully planning the next steps to defeat the other. Still, Arminio ends up having less focus in this volume than Marcos.

Marcos is clearly the central character of this story and, in a way, finally manages to ease some of his thirst for revenge.

Morfea also proves herself to be a completely ruthless character, reinforcing the brutality of this world even further.

And then there’s Marini’s artwork, which continues to be absolutely magnificent, portraying ancient Rome and Germania in a truly stunning and richly detailed way.
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