The fourth volume of the series brings new desperate attempts by Iznogoud to become caliph, through the episodes Iznogoud Bitten, Iznogoud and the Turk’s Head, and The Fairy Tale of Iznogoud. This time, Iznogoud employs every imaginable and unimaginable method to reach power, including magical items, dubious prophecies, and miraculous fairy tales.

Whether trying to use the enchanted head of a fearsome warrior or fairy-tale tricks, Iznogoud inevitably falls into the traps of his own brilliant ideas that, as always, turn against him. Sometimes his greatest enemy is his own clumsiness, sometimes his inept allies—and often a combination of both.

This volume showcases how imaginative Goscinny’s scripts were and how masterfully Tabary’s art brought the world of Baghdad to life in a fun, colorful, and always unpredictable way. Iznogoud remains the epitome of the eternal loser with an undying ambition.

Binding: Hardcover
Color: Color
Number of pages: 144
Publisher: Čarobna knjiga