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Mister No #319 (2001) pages 74-75: trading fire

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Location: Mister No #319 (2001) 'Two lives at stake’
Title: Mister No #319 (2001) pages 74-75: trading fire*
Artist:  Fabrizio Busticchi (Penciller) ,  Luana Paesani (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
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Comments: 1
Added to Site: 10/30/2023

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The good guys are pinned down in a ravine as a sniper waits for reinforcements to finish them off. They discuss their plight while exchanging fire with the bad guys:

“By lightning! Since the reinforcements arrived they haven't stopped shooting for a moment. There are two shooters. One has a rifle and the other a machine gun. Four in total. But there should be others.”

“They will arrive, don't rush it. It’s Lope de Medeiros and his people. That boy is known for brutality and stubbornness.”

“What do you say, let's throw a couple of shots at him?”

"OK, gringo."

"They've come down, huh?"

"Yep. We're safe for now, but we can't stay here. Our appointment with the police is tomorrow on the other side of the mountain. It's half a day's walk, following the smugglers' tracks... We'd be right on time, if we weren't stuck in this hole!"

Mister No has two catch phrases: "Blood of Judas!" (Sangue di Giuda) and "Lightning!" (fulminacci)

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 10/30/2023

Very nice overall design on the page with a circular look around the top panels and the valley in the bottom panel.  The switch to a more illustrative inking at the scenic bottom panel is like just a dream with the path to safety so far away.