Best Comics #(sup 6)
In "Il fantasma del III piano," a quietly unsettling presence drifts through the decaying halls of an old building, seeking nothing more than a bathroom—yet its very presence begins to unravel the fragile mind of Mr. Kaminski. Written by Tiziano Sclavi and illustrated by Corrado Roi, this 1992 Italian comic blends surreal atmosphere with psychological tension, all rendered in stark, expressive art. The cover, also by Corrado Roi, captures the eerie stillness of the moment just before the unease takes hold.
In the creaking halls of an aging building, a gentle ghost wanders in search of a bathroom, its presence unsettling the already frayed mind of Mr. Kaminski. As the line between reality and the surreal blurs, his quiet unraveling begins to spiral into something darker.
In "L'appartamento n.13," Owen Dodd returns from work only to find his apartment in Castevet has vanished—no door, no name, no trace. As he tries to make sense of it, the other tenants act as if he’s never existed, leaving him stranded in a building that no longer remembers him.
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