Skorpio #26
In "Ronar," the enigmatic "Nessuno" returns in a tense, high-stakes thriller from 1978, as writer Carlos Trillo and artist Alberto Breccia craft a story where psychological manipulation fuels a crisis on the brink of war. With a cover by Ángel Fernández, this issue sees "Nessuno" infiltrate a shadowy network after being left for dead, using a single confession to turn the tide between rival factions.
In "null," Jo finds herself caught between worlds—dreaming of growing up while the rest of the crew ages around her. A quiet, poignant moment in a forgotten corner of the cosmos, this 12-page story captures a fleeting sense of time slipping through fingers.
In the shadowed realm of Skorpio #26, Nekradamus awakens the Principessa while Gor confronts Sodom in a clash of fate and fury—only to find that power, once claimed from darkness, can be laid down. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, tracing the weight of choice as two figures step away from the very forces that shaped them.
In "Ronar," a priest betrayed by pirates after his ship is looted must escape a grim fate when he learns he and six virgins are to be sacrificed on an Atlantean galley. Fleeing into the treacherous swamp with the girls, Ronar must survive both the dangers of the wild and the relentless pursuit of those who seek his blood.
In a tense, shadow-drenched conspiracy, "Nessuno" rises from the wreckage of betrayal to infiltrate a web of manipulated assassins and forged confessions. With only a single, damning truth to deliver, he plays both sides against the clock in a high-stakes game of deception and survival.
In the tense silence of a high-stakes command center, General Dayton finds himself alone in the room that controls the launch of America’s atomic arsenal. With incoming missiles detected and all communication to the Pentagon severed, he must decide what to do next—alone, under pressure, and with no one to answer to but his own conscience.
On his way back to London, Damon pauses at a café for a coffee, only to find himself caught in a web of suspicion when a newspaper headline declares him a suspect in the murder of a young woman. The quiet moment spirals into unease, as the familiar streets ahead now feel like a trap.
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