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Cover: José Ortiz

Skorpio #5

Feb 1978 · Eura Editoriale · 300 ITL
🌐 Italian edition · synopsis shown in English
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“Jesse James parte prima: I guerriglieri”

In "Jesse James parte prima: I guerriglieri," Yakushi—once a scientist working with the Germans on heavy water—awakens in a frozen medieval wilderness, utterly unharmed by the biting cold or a crossbow arrow that strikes him. The stark contrast between his modern past and this ancient, snow-laden realm sets the stage for a journey into mystery, with Rodolfo Torti handling both pencils and inks for the interior art, and José Ortiz bringing the cover to life with his distinctive style.

artist, inker Rodolfo Torti · cover José Ortiz

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artist, inker Rodolfo Torti
cover pencils, inks José Ortiz

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Yakushi, che aveva condotto ricerche sull'acqua pesante in collaborazione con i tedeschi, sembra essersi risvegliato nel Medioevo, in una zona remota e fredda del Nord Europa. Nonostante la neve, non soffre il freddo e quando viene colpito da una freccia di balestra, non sente alcun dolore. [Yakushi, who had been researching heavy water in collaboration with the Germans, seems to have awakened in the Middle Ages, in a remote and cold area of ​​Northern Europe. Despite the snow, he does not suffer from the cold and when he is hit by a crossbow arrow, he feels no pain.]

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