Casablanca #4/1988
In "Nadja," the enigmatic Rasputin wanders a desolate shore, encountering figures from the world of Corto Maltese—each caught in silent, unsettling stillness as he speaks. With Milo Manara handling writing, art, and inks, the story unfolds in his signature lush, evocative style, while Víctor de la Fuente’s haunting cover captures the mood of mystery and unease.
In "I väntan på Corto," Rasputin wanders a quiet shore, drawn into fleeting encounters with figures from the world of Corto Maltese. As he speaks with a few, most remain silent, their eyes fixed on him—lost in thought, or perhaps waiting for something beyond words.
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↩ Reprints Thriller #6 (1984), Dedicated to Corto Maltese #[nn] (1985), Orient Express - I Protagonisti #14 (1986), La sibérienne #[nn] (1986)
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