Mortal Kombat & Bruce Lee #13
In "Campi di battaglia (Ondata d'assalto parte 5)", Kano attempts to reclaim the stone that resurrects the dead, only to be overwhelmed by the voices of the slain—saved at the last moment by Scorpion. Meanwhile, Sub-Zero infiltrates Shao Kahn’s castle, but his mission is cut short when he’s captured by Kintaro. Written by Charles Marshall and Valerio Lanari, with art by Tomas Sisneros and colors by Alan Peppoloni, this 1996 issue delivers high-stakes tension and relentless momentum. Cover by Patrick Rolo and Richard Edmond.
In "Il dono," Kano attempts to reclaim the mystical stone that can revive the dead, only to be overwhelmed by the voices of the fallen—saved at the last moment by Scorpion’s intervention. Meanwhile, Sub-Zero infiltrates Shao Kahn’s castle, but his mission takes a deadly turn when he’s captured by Kintaro.
In "Babality," Baraka is tasked with protecting a mutant child whose destiny holds the key to saving his people, but when the boy is kidnapped by Scorpion, Baraka must forge an uneasy alliance with the ghostly Noob Saibot to bring him back. This tense, action-driven tale blends the brutal stakes of Mortal Kombat with a rare moment of vulnerability, as Baraka confronts both his enemies and his own past.
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