Dario Argento presenta Profondo Rosso #9
"La casa dei tre salici" delivers a chilling Gothic thriller in Dario Argento’s Profondo Rosso #9, a 1991 Italian release with a striking cover by Dino Leonetti. Written by Donne Avenell and Antonio Bellomi, and illustrated by John Bolton with inks by the same, the story follows a family of English tourists who ignore a priest’s warning and venture into the ruins of Dracula’s castle—only to awaken the Count through a dark ritual involving blood and ash. As Dracula rises again and his servant Klove spreads the curse, the survivors flee to the sanctuary of Father Shandor’s abbey, where a final confrontation will decide their fate.
In "Non uccidere mai il figlio di una strega!", Andrea Wintrop is drawn into a chilling spiral of guilt and paranoia after her uncle Ken Rawson's mysterious death. Haunted by her uncle’s grieving mother, Andrea’s fragile grip on reality unravels as suspicion and fear take hold—leading to a tragic turn no one could foresee.
In "Dracula Prince of Darkness," a family of English tourists ignores a warning from Father Shandor and ventures into the ruins of Dracula’s castle—once destroyed a decade prior. There, the ancient vampire is revived when his servant Klove mixes his blood with the ashes of the fallen count, unleashing a deadly transformation upon the survivors. As the family flees to the sanctuary of Shandor’s abbey, the line between the living and the undead blurs in a chilling confrontation that tests faith and fear.
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