Vertigo (2016) (One Shot) by Nathalie Sergeef & Ennio Bufi.cbr
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Une BD de Nathalie Sergeef et Ennio Bufi chez Le Lombard (Troisième Vague) - 2016
Scanlation: Sosich
In the brutal and brutal world of maras, gangs of Latin America, violence, suffering and crime bruise the flesh and appear on tattooed bodies.
Death is the only way out.
Initiated and integrated into a mara in El Salvador at the age of thirteen, Samuel Santos escaped a few years later, paying a higher price than that of his own life. Today, from Caracas, the place of his redemption, Samuel must seize the only chance to find a part of himself, which was snatched from him fourteen years ago. Will he finally be able to write his future over the tattoos of his past?
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