Lanciostory #32

In "Questa si' ch' e' vita!", Biondo and Rampino lend their rugged skills to two widowed sisters defending their Pony Express concession from a corrupt sheriff determined to undermine their operation. Set against the dusty frontier of the 1870s, the story unfolds with sharp wit and tense standoffs, where loyalty and survival ride on every mile.

In the dusty outskirts of Springett City, Jo and her crew stumble upon the body of outlaw Paddy Gray—just as a bounty hunter’s dream comes to life. With a photo in hand and a price on his head, Polly sees a chance to collect, but she’s not the only one who knows Paddy was carrying gold from a recent bank heist. Now, old allies with unfinished business are closing in.

In "Referenze Sing Sing," Don walks out of prison after a stint for car theft, only to cross paths with a young man about to be sentenced to life. Back on the outside, he struggles to find work while his girlfriend pushes him to make something of himself—pressure that takes on new meaning when he learns she’d been urging the same of the man he met that day.

In the ruins of Smolensk, amid the clash of Russian and German forces, two soldiers—on opposite sides of the war—each find themselves drawn into the same desperate search: one a Russian soldier spotting a lost child, the other a German soldier encountering a mother frantically seeking her son. The quiet moments of human connection unfold in the midst of chaos, where the lines of battle blur and the cost of war becomes painfully personal.