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Cover: Angelo Stano

Dylan Dog #125

Feb 1997 · Sergio Bonelli Editore · 3000 ITL
🌐 Italian edition · synopsis shown in English
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“Tre per zero”

In "Tre per zero," Tiziano Sclavi and Bruno Brindisi spin a tale of absurd logic gone catastrophically right, as a professor’s wild claim that three times zero equals three ignites a chain reaction of surreal chaos—starting with a single unsold refrigerator and spiraling into economic collapse. Meanwhile, Dylan Dog investigates the eerie town of Bellybutton, where death has mysteriously stopped, leaving its residents trapped in an unnatural stillness. The story unfolds with Brindisi’s sharp, expressive art and Angelo Stano’s striking cover, capturing the unsettling blend of the ridiculous and the uncanny.

writer Tiziano Sclavi · artist, inker Bruno Brindisi · letterer Diana Rocchi · cover Angelo Stano

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artist, inker Bruno Brindisi
letterer Diana Rocchi
cover pencils, inks Angelo Stano

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Il professor Knock dimostra che tre per zero farebbe tre! Da un' affermazione assurda seguiranno conseguenze assurde. La mancata vendita di un frigorifero crea una serie di reazioni a catena con un effetto valanga che porta ad una disastrosa crisi economica. Nel frattempo Dylan indaga a Bellybutton, un paese dove le persone hanno smesso di morire.

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