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Cover: Esteban Maroto

Lanciostory #9

Mar 1978 · Eura Editoriale · 350.00 ITL
“Blackout”

In "Blackout," Il Cobra returns to Fort Springs after a long absence, stepping into the role of Justice of the Peace at the request of his godfather, Justice Rufus Kyle. Arriving in time for Kyle’s funeral—murdered by the enigmatic Shiran Kappel—he finds a town transformed in the fourteen years since he left. Written by Eugenio Zappietro and illustrated by Miguel Angel Repetto, this issue blends noir tension with personal reckoning, set against a backdrop of shifting loyalties. The cover, by Esteban Maroto, captures the mood with a striking, shadowed portrait of Il Cobra.

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writer Eugenio Zappietro · artist, inker Miguel Angel Repetto · cover Esteban Maroto

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artist, inker Miguel Angel Repetto
cover pencils, inks Esteban Maroto

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Il Cobra agrees be the new Justice of the Peace at the request of his godfather, Justice Rufus Kyle. He arrives in Fort Springs in time to participate at the funeral of Kyle, who was killed by Shiran Kappel. As the new Justice, Il Cobra learns that many things have changed in the fourteen years that have past since he left Fort Springs.

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