DeVuego

Story

Phantomas was comfortably laid on hir back in his intergalactic hideout enjoying a refreshing lemmon cocacola when he received a SMS: «Phantomas: we need you. Ghosts have take over the museum. Come’ere». His geolocalization gadget identified the communication: it came from a little country called Zaragoza. «What’s happenning?». Phantomas grabbed the yellow pages and searched in the «M» for «Museum». He called every number listed one by one, but nobody was answering the phone – except for one number: when he reached the IAACC Pablo Serrano a dark and very frightening voice answered «Heeee–llooooooo?». «Did you send the message?» – then the conversation was interrupted by a loud, evil laughter. Phantomas knew he had a mission!

He got on his spaceship for long trips and set the destination for the automatic pilot. Meanwhile, he made a google search to learn as much information as possible. The IAACC Pablo Serrano was a rather big museum dedicated to a fine artist from Crivillén, a small town in Teruel. Inside such a big building, sculptures made by Pablo Serrano were displayed, as well as paintings by his wife, Juana Francés. Then Phantomas examined the news headlines and found out that the museum had just taken over by the Malotes, an organized criminal bunch formed by afterlife beings and wonky people overall, who had tore to pieces most of the sculptures. Only five had survived: the «Fajadito» (1964), the «Ritmo en el espacio» (1959), the «Drama y quema del objeto» (1957-1959), the «cabeza de Machado» (1984) and «una pequeña guitarra» (1985)

Phantomas thought about grabbing those magnificent pieces of contemporary art. And you? Help the most famous thief from the 80s to retrieve such 5 pieces for the museum!