Dylan Dog #218
In "L'incubo dipinto," Dylan Dog is drawn into a chilling mystery in the remote Welsh village of Ffestiniog, where the rediscovery of a long-lost fresco by the infamous "Pittore delle Agonie," Hyeronimus Quail, stirs old legends of blood and terror. As a series of gruesome murders shakes the community, the line between art and nightmare blurs, and Dylan must unravel whether the paintings are merely a haunting legacy—or something far more sinister. Written by Michele Masiero and illustrated by Nicola Mari, with a striking cover by Angelo Stano, this 2004 issue from Sergio Bonelli Editore delivers a slow-burn dread rooted in folklore and forgotten horrors.
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Cinquant’anni fa Hyeronimus Quail, il “Pittore delle Agonie”, scomparve lasciandosi dietro una leggenda di sangue e mistero. Oggi, nello sperduto paesino gallese di Ffestiniog, il ritrovamento di un suo affresco nella chiesa sconsacrata sembra un’occasione di riscatto per la comunità. Ma quando una catena di delitti sconvolge il paese, il passato maledetto di Quail torna a reclamare le sue vittime, e Dylan Dog è chiamato a scoprire se dietro quelle tele si nasconde solo arte… o orrore.
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