Dylan Dog #[2]

In "La ley de la jungla," Dylan Dog si trova di fronte a un mistero che sfida i limiti della psiche umana: il professor Emerick Boyle ha creato la "Disempatia," un metodo che trasforma persone comuni in individui dominati dalla sicurezza e dall'aggressività. Quando alcuni dei suoi allievi sembrano aver perso ogni controllo, Dylan si addentra nel cuore del programma, scoprendo che la vera minaccia potrebbe non essere fuori, ma dentro ognuno di noi.

In "Homo homini lupus," the unsettling effects of Professor Emerick Boyle's experiments on empathy continue to spread, turning even the usually compassionate Dylan Dog into a cold, ruthless force driven by competition and victory. As the line between man and predator blurs, the world around him descends into chaos—where trust is a weakness and every person becomes a threat.

In "El número doscientos," Dylan Dog confronts the shadows of his past—from his departure from Scotland Yard and his struggle with alcoholism to his first case as a investigator of nightmares. Through a mix of eerie revelations, unexpected encounters, and haunting memories, the story unfolds with a blend of mystery and melancholy, revealing the origins of a legend still echoing in the dark.