Bloob #Anno I - 2
In "L'illusionista," a man relies on the mysterious "Brain-Monster"—a device that feeds information directly into the mind—to dominate a televised quiz show, banking on effortless victory. Written by Paolo Ghelardini and illustrated by Luigi Coppola, this 1990 Italian comic from Ediperiodici presents a surreal, high-stakes game of wits where reality and illusion blur. The cover, also by Luigi Coppola, captures the eerie tension of the moment.
In "Cervellone," a man bets everything on a televised quiz, relying on the "Brain-Monster"—a mysterious machine that feeds knowledge directly into his mind—only to find himself trapped in a game where the rules are far stranger than he ever imagined.
In "Il frullato," a man driven to desperate measures takes on the burden of caring for his wife, dying of cancer, only to cross a line he can't return from—using her favorite frullati as a deadly disguise. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling 8-page tale from Bloob #Anno I - 2 (1990) unfolds with quiet dread, where guilt and cruelty twist in ways no one could foresee.
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Reprinted in Raccolta "Bloob" #1 (1991)
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