Agenzia Alfa #1
"La carta della torre" kicks off Agenzia Alfa #1 with a tense, atmospheric thriller rooted in the occult and paranoia. When Paula’s boyfriend Krause, a man haunted by tarot readings, fixates on a prophecy of "the Emperor’s death," he sets his sights on Agenzia Alfa’s director, Edward Reiser, during a live talk-show hosted by Eleonor Show. With Nathan Never and Legs Weaver racing to stop him, the stakes rise as the line between fate and fanaticism blurs. Written by Gabriella Cordone and Alberto Lisiero, and illustrated with sharp, moody precision by Francesco Rizzato, the story unfolds under a cover by Roberto De Angelis that captures its eerie, high-stakes mood.
In "La carta della torre," Paula’s unexpected return with her boyfriend Krause stira un’ombra inquietante sulle strade di una città già tesa. Mentre Krause si perde nei simboli dei tarocchi, una profezia di morte lo spinge a un piano che minaccia di distruggere l’Agenzia Alfa dall’interno. Nathan Never e Legs Weaver si lanciano in una corsa contro il tempo, mentre un talk-show in diretta diventa il palcoscenico di un’azione che nessuno può più fermare.
In "Le maschere della morte," Nathan Never teams up with Captain Ishimori on a desperate mission to rescue Ishimori’s daughter Naoko, trapped in a terrifying labyrinth designed by a masked host. Each of the five rooms they must navigate embodies a different horror—Dolore, Morte, and beyond—while Ishimori is forced to confront the haunting ghosts of his past, including the memory of his former master, Katsushiro Fukushima.
In "La mente che uccide," Nathan Never is drawn into the experimental Braincage project, a radical attempt to rehabilitate criminals through mental intervention. This time, his mission takes him deep into the twisted psyche of Jasper De Meo, a dangerous serial killer, where he must navigate the killer’s unconscious mind—facing its darkest corners in a fight for survival and redemption.
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