Aventura #391
In "Dos notas de rescate...", Preston’s quiet night camping turns tense when his dog alerts him to a man lying in the snow, wounded and barely alive. Just as he rushes to help, a shadowy figure emerges from the trees—someone who’s been tracking the injured man all along. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Alberto Giolitti, this gripping tale unfolds with quiet dread beneath the frozen landscape, the cover by Giolitti capturing the isolation and suspense of the moment.
In the frozen silence of the wilderness, Preston and his dog stumble upon a wounded man half-buried in the snow—just as a bushwhacker emerges from the trees, drawn by the same trail. The sudden confrontation sets a tense, isolated stage where survival hinges on instinct and the unknown.
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