Martin Mystere

American detective, archaeologist and writer, Martin Jacques Mystère studied in Italy but lives in New York. After the death of his parents, Mystère started his search to solve the "big mysteries" of our world.
Martin Mystère is the third longest title of Sergio Bonelli Editore, Italian leading comic publisher, running from 1982. It is also one of the few Bonelli comics with a loose continuity across the episodes and with some connections to other titles of the publisher, especially with Zagor and Nathan Never.
== Other media ==
In 2003 it was produced a a Franco-Canadian animated television series by the French company Marathon Group and co-produced by Canal J, M6, RAI Fiction and YTV. The series is loosely inspired by the comic Martin Mystère created by Alfredo Castelli and Giancarlo Alessandrini, although this series present a much more light-hearted tone than the original comic book, considering the younger target to which it is addressed.