Skorpio #6

In the dusty frontier of 1978’s Skorpio #6, Paff finds himself caught between two hearts: his master’s growing affection for a woman drawn to wealth, and the quiet devotion of an Indian girl who sees him as her future. With no word from the artist or writer credited, the story unfolds in stark, unflinching pages, where loyalty and longing ride side by side under a merciless sun.

Alvar takes on a perilous journey with the wealthy Mendez brothers, guided by an ancient Mayan map rumored to lead to the source of immortality. What begins as a quest for eternal life quickly unfolds into something far more uncertain—where the past, the present, and the unknown blur.

In the heart of the Amazon, the Brazilian army has stalled against an alien dome hovering above the rainforest for weeks. When a rare moment of vulnerability exposes the dome’s edge, a lone primitive headhunter steps forward with nothing but a blowpipe—and a chance to change everything.

In the shadowed halls of the Red Tower, Lisania’s revelation upends everything—her claimed kinship with the troubadour is a lie, and the truth points to Garmalas. As he prepares to torture the captive Nekradamus, Lisania steps in, offering salvation at the cost of her own life.

Martin finds himself wrongfully accused of murder after a woman’s death during a past cruise, now trapped in police custody. With time running out and no one to believe him, he must slip free and uncover the truth before it’s too late.

In "Colpo perfetto," a former safe thief now works as a security consultant, exposing vulnerabilities in high-stakes vaults—until he realizes his latest assignment was no simulation, but a real heist. The twist redefines everything he thought he knew about his skills and his clients, setting off a chain of revelations that blur the line between expertise and complicity.