room, Ivan is fighting the spirit of Horus resulting in Horus leaving his body. Once more Jill is left back with another dead body and the usual red pill to erase it from her memory. Nikopol arrives at the desk of Mauer Palast, and he asks for a room. Once in the room, Nikopol speaks to Horus asking him to appear. Horus appears and during a glass of champagne, they discuss an agreement. John is arriving in the railway station of Berlin, where the police demands him to come with them. John knocks down three police men and flees, but is shot in the back three times... Publication history La Femme piège was initially published by Dargaud in 1986, and later reissued by Les Humanoïdes Associés in 1990. An English translation was first published by the now defunct publishing house Catalan Communications in 1988, and the most recent translation published by Humanoids Publishing in 1999 contains all three volumes of the Nikopol Trilogy. Certain special edition issues of the album also contained 4 newspaper pages written by Jill Bioskop, reporting from the future, for newspapers Libération and De Morgen in the French and Belgian editions respectively. The contents were extra background information about certain aspects which are kept obscured in the graphic novel. Footnotes Sources Nikopol publications Bedetheque External links Nikopol Trilogy English translation on Humanoids Publishing 1986 graphic novels 1986 comics debuts Comics by Enki Bilal French graphic novels Science fiction comics 2 Comics set in the 2020s