Good result in the typical question mark style

Opinion
The artist Drago Martinez is working on a lonely, remote island in his artworks. He worked as a blacksmith and font creates an art series of seven parts, which he calls Eisenmann.
Every art lover who wants to buy his art, can only hold one of these interwoven pieces, but only together reveal the whole story.
When the artist is broken and he even itself comes under suspicion of being involved in crime. A case for the three question marks, which must once again prove what they can do.

After a somewhat bumpy start, the story takes on quickly to tension and pace and leads the three detectives through an exciting and well-constructed story. At the latest at the finale on the island of the artist, we have a typical question mark final shining through an enormous increase in voltage curve and a surprising resolution. The resolution may not be quite understandable, but what question mark Three-fan interferes with that? ;-)

For well-rehearsed team spokesman Rohrbeck, Wawrczeck and Cheerful one must lose another word hardly. These three speakers act together wonderfully and there are no criticisms.
The other speakers, among others Konstantin Graudus, Erik Schäffler, Sandra Quadflieg and Holger Mahlich blend masterfully into the overall picture and fit the story.

The cover typically the question mark-row style shows Eisenmann front orange red evening sky. Behind him can be seen a warning sign showing a skull and suggesting poisoning.
The cover fits nicely with the previous series and can begin to realize what it could go down in history.
Packed the CD is as always in a jewel case. The CD charger contains the list of speakers and an overview of some past episodes.

Conclusion
Exciting story in the typical question mark style, although not an absolute highlight of the series, but a solid-made radio drama that entertains and fun.
For fans a must for all the other good-made radio drama entertainment, lacks nothing.