Skorpio #5
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.
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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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