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Cover: Arturo del Castillo

Skorpio #2

Aug 1974 · Ediciones Récord · 7 ARL
“Appuntamento a Bahia”

"Appuntamento a Bahia" delivers a raw, unflinching narrative in Skorpio #2 (1974), where the aftermath of violent betrayal unfolds with haunting intensity. Written by Ray Collins and illustrated with stark precision by Arturo del Castillo—both inks and pencils—this issue captures a moment of devastating consequence as Judah and Marianne confront the wreckage of their family’s past. The arrival of The Cobra adds a shadowed presence to their grief, setting a tone of dread that lingers beyond the final panel.

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writer Ray Collins · artist, inker Arturo del Castillo · cover Arturo del Castillo

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artist, inker Arturo del Castillo
cover pencils, inks Arturo del Castillo

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Dos de los hijos de Elijah Farrell ahorcan al hermano de Marianne y luego la violan, a pesar de los esfuerzos del tercer hijo de Farrell por detenerlos. "El Cobra" llega mientras Judah y Marianne entierran el cuerpo. [Two of Elijah Farrell's sons hang Marianne's brother and then rape her, despite the efforts of Farrell's third son to stop them. The Cobra arrives as Judah and Marianne bury the body.]

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