Djinn, Vol. 3 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781683837220)

Deep in the heart of Africa, history is doomed to repeat itself as two women find themselves entangled in a powerful legend that could be key to one of the most coveted treasures on earth.

With Jade having successfully stolen the lost treasure of the last Sultan, she, Lord Nelson, and Lady Nelson continue their passionate affair on a journey into Africa. But when a group of tribesmen savagely attacks them on their boat along the way, the complexities of this powerful yet cryptic culture begin to reveal themselves. Perhaps there is more behind the brutal attack than random savagery, perhaps there is a connection to the black pearl earring Jade now wears, which perfectly matches that of the tribe's goddess.

Jade's granddaughter Kim Nelson embarks on a treacherous journey to reclaim the sought-after earring, the key to the treasure her grandmother stole decades ago. Diving into the mysteries of a secluded African culture, Kim must prove her worth through rituals of fire and flesh, much like her ancestor did, as she grows closer to discovering the coveted gem. But Kim isn't the only one looking for this precious earring, and now the race is on to uncover the truth before it's gone forever.

Author: Jean Dufaux
ISBN-10: 1683837223
ISBN-13: 9781683837220
Publisher: Insight Comics
Language: English
Published: 11/19/2019
Pages: 104
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.90lbs
Size: 10.40h x 7.90w x 0.40d

About the Author
Jean Dufaux is a prolific Franco-Belgian comic book writer who has been
creating comics for over 40 years. Dufaux has produced a massive body of work comprised of over 200 titles that have been wildly successful, selling millions of copies and garnering numerous prizes and awards. His works have been published around the world in a dozen or so countries and translated into multiple languages.

Ana Miralles started her career as a comic illustrator in 1982 and has since been published in multiple magazines across Europe. Her work has won awards in several countries such as Spain, Portugal, Italy, and France, including a Prix Haxtur award for her work on Djinn.