Skorpio #17
In "Vacanze a Parigi," Alvar and Lucia stumble upon an old man in a forgotten temple, a survivor of a doomed expedition decades prior. He claims to know the location of a gem worth more than a hundred great diamonds—and now he needs their help to claim it. Written by Carlos Trillo and illustrated with haunting detail by Enrique Breccia, this 1978 issue from Eura Editoriale blends mystery and adventure in a story that unfolds with quiet intensity. The cover, also by Breccia, captures the enigmatic mood of the tale.
Timber’s life hangs by a thread—literally—as he’s forced to cross a treacherous suspension bridge ahead of a fleeing gang, the weight of a noose around his neck and the aftermath of a deadly bank robbery pressing down on every step. A tense, grounded western moment where survival hinges on one man’s nerve and the fragile span of wood and rope beneath him.
In "Vacanze a Parigi," Jo, tired of the constant attention tied to her wealthy brother’s name, swaps places with her friend for a quiet vacation in Paris—only to find her arrival drawing unwanted eyes, just as a dangerous plot begins to unfold. The story unfolds with quiet tension, blending personal escape with unexpected peril, all rendered in the distinctive style of Skorpio #17.
In "La terza vittima," Tom—once a shrewd survivor of fortune and deceit—now finds himself drawn deeper into a pattern of calculated violence, his wealth built on two hidden tragedies. As he sets his sights on a third target, the line between greed and obsession begins to blur in the dusty silence of the frontier.
Sam, a bank employee overlooked and undervalued, finds himself unexpectedly invited to a wealthy client’s home—leaving his coworkers stunned. But the evening takes a turn when the outing becomes a prank, and soon after, a theft shakes the bank’s quiet routine.
In a forgotten temple, Alvar and Lucia encounter an old man who claims to be the last of thirty men who once sought a gem worth more than a hundred large diamonds. Now, with a faint memory of its location, he asks for their help to finish what his companions could not.
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