Olga dresses Lecomte's bullet wound before his next stunt (Lecomte 'Pleins Feux', 1980, pp.117,118,119)

(See earlier page in this gallery)

CIA agent Lecomte becomes a stuntman in order to investigate the skulduggery going on behind a neo-Nazi funded movie being shot in Spain. Somehow he gets hit by a live round in a battle scene. Glamorous blond producer Olga Wiener becomes nurse in dressing the flesh wound and Lecomte gets a little closer to her in his investigation in which she is a principal player, here at the end of the first of two books. She blames Spanish communist activists for switching the ammunition.

The second book soon sees Lecomte fully engaged with the movie's leading lady as a passing poisonous Viper rears its head in their room. Our hero dashes it against a wall, embraces Marina again and just then Olga appears asking what the noise is about. She accepts their love-scene rehearsal explanation and asks our hero back to her room where he humours her on his Nazi parentage and past and present sympathies, at which point Olga, flushed with empathy, drops her gown and asks him 'do you like me'? - Riba accentuates this with a classic off-the-floor-thru-the-legs-from-behind-composition, which hopefully may become available as artwork one day (see additional image).