Dylan Dog Gigante #1
In "Totentanz," Dylan Dog is pulled into a series of bizarre events—military forces shooting down an angel, a girl who can fly, corpses returning to life—each seemingly random, yet bound by a hidden logic. Written by Tiziano Sclavi and illustrated by Ugolino Cossu, with lettering by Piero Ravaioli and Marina Sanfelice, this 1993 issue features a striking cover by Angelo Stano.
In a forgotten cemetery, Dylan finds himself drawn into the whispered tales of restless souls, each story weaving a thread through his past and the enigmatic presence of Hope—a girl unmoved by the dread that hangs thick in the air.
In "Delitti d'amore," Dylan Dog is confronted by a man who claims to be the notorious London serial killer haunting the headlines. When Dylan dismisses the confession as delusion, the truth strikes close to home—his new girlfriend is taken, and the killer's trail leads straight to the man who confessed.
In "Il giorno del giudizio," Dylan Dog stumbles into a surreal chain of events—military forces shooting down an angel, a girl who defies gravity, corpses rising again—each more inexplicable than the last. Though the pieces seem random, a hidden logic weaves through the chaos, pulling Dylan deeper into a mystery that blurs the line between the divine and the damned.
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Reprinted in Dylan Dog #1 (1994), Dylan Dog Super Book #3 (1997)
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