Skorpio #22
In "Ronar," love and vengeance collide in a tale of forbidden romance and tragic betrayal. Celio and Mirana's bond threatens to end generations of family hatred, but when Mirana vanishes and Celio is found unconscious, he's condemned to die by fire—accused of her murder. Written by Hector G. Oesterheld and illustrated by Horacio Lalia, with a striking cover by Ángel Fernández, this 1978 issue from Eura Editoriale delivers a gripping, emotionally charged story rooted in fate and sacrifice.
In "null," Robby finds himself caught in a mystery stretching decades beyond his birth, as a woman orchestrates his kidnapping to keep a vow made thirty years before he was even conceived. Written with a quiet intensity and rendered in stark, evocative art, the story unfolds like a forgotten letter from the past, where time and promises blur in ways no one could have predicted.
In a cold, calculated move, Sir Frederic sacrifices "Nessuno" on a mission with no hope of return—just to secure the release of a vital scientist. The weight of that choice hangs heavy as the story unfolds, leaving only the question of what "Nessuno" truly becomes in the shadow of such a reckoning.
In the grim confines of a slave ship, Ronar faces his darkest hour—until an attack by the fierce Ylganyr shatters his chains and thrusts him into a fight for Nitra’s survival. With no allies but his own will, Ronar must rise in the chaos, defending the one he’s come to protect.
In the shadow of a bitter feud, Celio and Mirana dare to love—risking everything to end generations of hatred. When Mirana vanishes and Celio is found unconscious, he’s condemned to die by fire, accused of her murder. Written by the creators of Skorpio #22, this haunting fantasy tale unfolds with a pulse of tragedy and mystery, where love and betrayal are measured in flames.
In "Due volte incontro al destino," an astronaut chasing mysterious radio signals stumbles through a rift in space-time, landing in the 23rd century—far from home and fighting to find his way back. The story unfolds with quiet urgency, blending isolation and wonder as he navigates a future both alien and eerily familiar.
In "La carriera del Capitano Humpert," Captain Humpert is dispatched to the frontier where the Wyandotte Delaware tribes still hold their ground along the Muskingum and Sandusky rivers, their resistance a growing concern for the settlers. Written by Rafaele Ambrosio and presented in crisp typeset letters, this 12-page story unfolds with quiet tension as Humpert faces the weight of his mission in a land where loyalty and survival are tested daily.
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