Skorpio #9
In "Bambola elettronica," Helen’s desperate plea for truth falls on skeptical ears as George, driven by vengeance, makes a fateful choice—only to later question whether his actions have led to irreversible regret. A tense, character-driven drama from 1978, this issue features the stark, expressive art of Julio Franco on both pencils and inks, with lettering in typeset style. The cover, by Victor Hugo Arias, captures the story’s mood of suspense and unease.
Shirley, a London shopkeeper drowning in debt, must take an impossible turn: posing as a doll to survive. In this quirky, offbeat tale from Skorpio #9, her desperate gamble blurs the line between performer and prop, leaving her caught between illusion and reality.
In the ravaged year of 2280, humanity has twisted beyond recognition in the wake of endless war and atomic ruin. A desperate search for salvation leads one survivor to a forgotten time machine—its purpose unknown, its risks unimaginable.
In "null," Jo sets out on a perilous journey through the Peruvian highlands, racing against rival explorers who seek the fabled city of Paititi—its golden roofs and streets paved with precious stones whispered in legend. With only her wits and determination, she pushes deeper into the unknown, where every step could lead to discovery… or ruin.
In "Il vento del dubbio," Helen’s desperate plea for truth meets cold disbelief from George, whose thirst for vengeance blinds him to her words. As Julio Franco’s stark, expressive art captures the weight of every silent moment, George’s irreversible choice casts a shadow that grows heavier with each passing second—leaving him to confront the chilling doubt that follows in its wake.
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