Feridas de Inverno
Translated from Winter's Wound
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Ongoing, First published May 21, 2026

Nova Iorque é palco de uma fuga desesperada. Um homem ferido, conhecido apenas como o Soldado de Inverno, tenta escapar enquanto memórias fragmentadas o assombram. Refugiando-se num apartamento, confronta Amelia, uma mulher que exige respostas sobre a sua identidade e os seus motivos. A noite calma de Amelia é interrompida por este estranho, iniciando um confronto tenso. Uma aliança hesitante nasce da desconfiança e da ameaça de perseguidores desconhecidos. A história desdobra-se em perspetivas fragmentadas e confrontações intensas, revelando um passado sombrio e um presente perigoso.
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