Dario Argento presenta Profondo Rosso #3
"La villa del bambino urlante" sees Leon Corledo, raised in isolation by Don Alfredo Corledo, step into the world beyond the estate only to confront a growing darkness within. As his violent impulses surge despite his love for Christina, the truth of his cursed bloodline begins to surface—leading to a terrifying transformation that plunges the Spanish countryside into fear. Written by Steve Moore and Antonio Bellomi, with art and inks by John Bolton and lettering by Mario Polese and Armanda Aprile, this 1991 Edizioni Eden issue delivers a chilling descent into primal horror. Cover by John Bolton.
In "Uomo urlante," a new young doctor begins his tenure at a secluded asylum under the watchful eye of a renowned psychiatrist. His first moment on the job is unforgettable: a tormented man, trapped in a padded cell, screams in endless anguish, clawing at the walls as if trying to break free from something no one else can see.
In "La maledizione dell'uomo lupo," Leon Corledo, cresciuto nella casa di Don Alfredo Corledo, abbandona il rifugio protetto per cercare lavoro, solo per scoprire che dentro di sé nasconde una violenza incontrollabile. Mentre cerca di resistere alla sua maledizione, l'amore per la bella Christina sembra offrirgli una via d'uscita — ma la luna piena potrebbe non concedergliela.
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