Skorpio #10
In "Gli ultimi bisonti," two scientists on a remote world reflect on their failed search for alien life as their mission nears its end—only to share a profound confession of love before an alien spaceship descends. Written by Alfredo Grassi and illustrated with quiet intensity by Lucho Olivera, this 1978 issue from Eura Editoriale captures a moment of intimacy and wonder amid isolation. The striking cover by Enrique Breccia perfectly frames the mystery of the unknown.
In the dusty frontier of 1978’s Skorpio #10, Timber and Duncan take a temporary stop at a remote ranch run by a lone woman whose charm hides something deeper. As she draws both men in with her quiet presence, Duncan’s interest grows—until Timber uncovers a truth she’s been carefully guarding.
In a tale of mystery and suspense from *Skorpio* #10 (1978), Lizeth—thought dead for five years—resurfaces, imprisoned by Fu Man Chu. To prove her identity, an enigmatic figure known only as "Nessuno" must fulfill Fu Man Chu’s demands, testing the truth of her return in a chilling game of deception and survival.
In "null," Alvar follows a dream that pulls him to the real Anunciacion, only to find Lucia facing a public execution—no answers, just a desperate race against time. The story unfolds with quiet dread, grounded in the stark reality of a place that shouldn’t exist, and a fate that can’t be undone.
In "Un tempo passato," actors reenact bygone eras to transport wealthy billionaires into immersive fantasies of the past—where history isn't remembered, but lived, if only for a moment. A quiet, intimate look at spectacle and longing, told in a restrained, evocative style.
In the quiet isolation of a distant world, two scientists confront the end of their mission—and each other—just as a mysterious alien ship descends from the sky. As their years of searching culminate in silence, a long-held confession stirs between them, leaving their fate uncertain.
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Reprinted in Skorpio #43 (1978)
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