pencil: Roberto Baldazzini

story: Daniele Brolli

Foreword by Daniele Luttazzi

Science fiction story set in two fantasy states.
On the one hand, Lusitany, the Aryan and Nazi state.
On the other Estland, a communist state (but still white).
The two kingdoms are not all that different from each other and the ongoing cold war between them seems interminable.
On both sides there is a certain propensity for sado-masochism and sexual promiscuity.
Marta is a young public employee of Lusitany, in charge of interrogating the spies of Estland.
The interrogations are very erotic and painful, but the victim doesn't seem sorry.
Finally Marta has the opportunity for a promotion and becomes a spy.
She is subjected to surgery which gives her strength, telepathic powers and a second sexual organ, male.
Upon reaching Estland, she takes the place of a famous singer and infiltrates the army as a captain's mistress.
The captain greatly appreciates her male gender and also demonstrates masochistic tendencies.
Presented to the general in command of the army, she is however discovered and is forced to flee.
With her another Lusitanian spy, a man surgically transformed into a woman.
The two fall in love and even manage to get the General captured.
Returning home, they begin a stable relationship with Marta's boyfriend and his assistant.
The political satire on the USA/USSR Cold War is evident, the story offers very original ideas.