L'Or du Rhin
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| Released | 1993 | |
| Publisher | Dupuis | |
| Genre | Bande dessinée | |
| Yoko Tsuno chronology | ||
| Les Exilés de Kifa (1991) |
L'Or du Rhin (1993) |
L'Astrologue de Bruges (1994) |
L'Or du Rhin (The Rhine Gold) is the nineteenth book from Yoko Tsuno comic book series written by Roger Leloup and published in 1993. (ISBN 2-8001-1999-3)
[edit] Story
Ito Kazuky, the villain of La Fille du vent employs Yoko as his secretary and translator after she finds his current secretary incapacitated in the Cologne Cathedral. Kazuky is making a deal with important German businessmen inside a luxuous train, called Rheingold Express. The deal involves nuclear warheads and something strange called The Room of Transitoriness, so it's small wonder that agents of both CIA and KGB get added into the mix. Among Kazuky's employees that help Yoko is Koshi, a mute but advanced android.
| The Yoko Tsuno series by Roger Leloup |
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| Main characters |
| Yoko Tsuno | Vic Video | Pol Pitron |
| Books |
| Le Trio de l'étrange | L'Orgue du Diable | La Forge de Vulcain | Aventures électroniques | Message pour l'éternité | Les Trois soleils de Vinéa | La Frontière de la vie | Les Titans | La Fille du vent | La Lumière d'Ixo | La Spirale du temps | La Proie et l'ombre | Les Archanges de Vinéa | Le Feu de Wotan | Le Canon de Kra | Le Dragon de Hong Kong | Le Matin du monde | Les Exilés de Kifa | L'Or du Rhin | L'Astrologue de Bruges | La Porte des âmes | La Jonque céleste | La Pagode des brumes | Le Septième code |
| Related articles |
| Vinea | L'écume de l'aube |
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