Mister No is one of the most important antiheroes of Italian comics, created in 1975. Disgusted by the massacres he witnessed in World War II, he settled in Manaus, Brazil—also known as "the last frontier of civilization"—to live away from the "civilized" world. There, with a small airplane, he makes various transports in the Amazon regions. A man who questions the civilized world, who seeks neither wealth nor fame, who refuses the role of judge, who hates human violence but accepts the violence of nature. His only desire is to live free... free with a bottle of whiskey in one hand and the lever of his airplane in the other. But precisely this kind of life he chose gives him the opposite of what he desired... The violence he hates now follows him step by step, like a shadow...

In the story "The Man Who Knew Too Much" [Mister No #98-99, 1983], we see Alfredo Castelli and Fabio Civitelli, in script and design respectively, giving their best. Patrick Moore, an important American doctor of physics who worked in the atomic energy department, left the United States and went to Brazil to join the cult of the Reborn. The CIA uses Delia once again, who pretends to have been kidnapped by the Reborn to convince Mister No to find Moore. The daring pilot confronts the men of his old acquaintance, Bispo, and meets Moore. But this time it will be Mister No who deceives the CIA...

One of the best classic stories of the hero finally comes to Greek in graphic novel form! No fan of the hero will want to miss it! Environmental destruction, the profiteering of the system, and the devastating consequences of wars are issues that all the stories of "Mister No" place at the center of their thematic core. A hard comic.