Delta #7
This is the eleventh issue of the Spanish series Delta, published by Ediciones Delta. It collects a chapter of the ongoing narrative, continuing the story of the characters in this self-titled series.
In "La Maldicion de Egipto," a man walks free after a San Francisco trial, haunted by the verdict and the weight of public scorn. Months later, a chance job at a mannequin workshop offers a fragile new start—until a sudden accident forces a chilling reckoning with the idea of fragility, both physical and psychological. Written by Nino Laccisaglia and illustrated by Sergio Zaniboni, with a striking cover by Boris Vallejo, this eerie tale from Ediciones Delta blends suspense and psychological tension in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "Una espada para el maestro," Hedler returns to confront his former master, Plov, seeking to prove his strength in a grueling duel that spans a full day. When a sudden revelation about the mysterious Jan shifts the balance of their clash, Plov’s magic turns Hedler to stone—leaving the outcome of their confrontation eternally frozen.
In the aftermath of a shocking acquittal, a man haunted by public scorn finds unexpected work at a mannequin workshop—only to face a moment of eerie irony when an accident blurs the line between craftsmanship and consequence.
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