Aventure en Australie

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Creative team
Spirou et Fantasio #34 Aventure en Australie
Cover of the Belgian edition
Publisher	Dupuis
Date	1985
Series	Spirou et Fantasio
Writer(s)	Tome
Artist(s)	Janry
Original publication
Published in	Le Journal de Spirou
Issue(s)	#2344 - #2355
Date(s) of publication	1983
Language	French
ISBN	ISBN 2-8001-1078-3
Chronology
Preceded by	Virus, 1984
Followed by	Qui arrêtera Cyanure?, 1985

Aventure en Australie, written by Tome and drawn by Janry, is the thirtyfourth album of the Spirou et Fantasio series, and the second of the authors. The story was initially serialised in Spirou, before released as a hardcover album in 1985.

[edit] Story

In Adventure in Australia, the Count of Champignac, accompanied by a young professor, Walker Donahue, thinks he has made an extraordinary discovery in Australia, namely an immense indigenous monolith in the surroundings of a mining village. He asks Spirou and Fantasio to join them. Thus, the two go to the country of the kangaroos, accompanied by Seccotine, which was essential. When they arrive, Donahue informs them that the Count was killed by miners… After investigation, they discover that the Count did not die but the heroes find him in bad shape, face to face with Sam, a gangster who grows rich by holding prospectors to ransom. Sam ends up dying when his truck explodes because of a bottle of nitroglycerin. Thanks to the aboriginals, of which they were allies, Spirou, Donahue and the Count put in rout Sam's men who are trying to eliminate Fantasio and Seccotine. Finally, the monolith is discovered and the aboriginals make an agreement to share resources with the prospectors, who are grateful to them for getting rid of Sam.