Dylan Dog Color Fest #47
In "Presenza invisibile," Dylan Dog steps into a haunting reimagining of a Charles Dickens tale, where the spectral echoes of a Victorian psychiatrist, an Ottoman corsair, and a Roman emperor blur the line between memory and madness. Written by Bruno Enna and brought to life with moody precision by Piero Dall'Agnol—whose art, inks, and colors unify the eerie atmosphere—this issue offers a chilling, dreamlike journey through history’s ghosts. The cover by Alessandro Giordano captures the story’s spectral mood with striking, shadowed detail.
In "Tre fantasmi," Dylan Dog encounters spectral figures from history—a Victorian psychiatrist, an Ottoman corsair, and a Roman emperor—each tied to a haunting reimagining of Charles Dickens’ classic tale. Set in a mood-laden, dreamlike present, the story unfolds as Dylan navigates a haunting mystery where past and present blur, guided only by the echoes of forgotten lives.
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