Dylan Dog de Tiziano Sclavi #4
This fourth volume of Aleta Ediciones' Dylan Dog series collects classic horror-mystery tales from the iconic Italian comic, featuring the nightmare-investigating titular character created by Tiziano Sclavi. The collection presents a selection of self-contained stories that blend gothic atmosphere, psychological dread, and dark humor, showcasing the series' signature style from its early years.
In "Entre la vida y la muerte," Dylan Dog is drawn into a chilling mystery when a woman seeks his help to uncover the truth behind her father’s sudden death during a routine surgery at the General Hospital. As shadows deepen beneath the hospital’s halls, secrets buried in its forgotten tunnels begin to stir—leaving Dylan to confront a truth that blurs the line between life and death.
In "Canal 666," London is gripped by a wave of inexplicable suicides, all victims connected to television. As Dylan Dog investigates, he witnesses terrifying visions bleeding from the screen while trying to save a woman—realizing the true horror lies hidden in the images we watch.
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↩ Reprints Dylan Dog #13 (1987), Dylan Dog #14 (1987), Dylan Dog #15 (1987), Dylan Dog #16 (1988)
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