Dylan Dog Oldboy #21 (59)
In "Uomini o mostri?", Dylan Dog is drawn into a mystery when Matilda seeks his help against a cat with uncanny, otherworldly abilities. Meanwhile, Erminia, a celebrated Polish author, visits her husband—a condemned army captain accused of treason during World War I—while his fate hangs in the balance. Written by Carlo Ambrosini and illustrated by Giulio Camagni, with lettering by Valentina Pejrano, the issue's cover by Paolo Bacilieri and Giuseppe Montanari captures the eerie, suspenseful tone of this haunting tale.
In "Uomini o mostri?", a B-movie monster abandons his filmic realm for the real world, prompting Dead Rose—a seasoned cinematic monster scout—to follow him through the screen. His mission: track down Dylan Dog and pull him back into the movie, where the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur.
In "I supplizianti," Matilda turns to Dylan Dog when a seemingly ordinary cat reveals terrifying, otherworldly powers. Meanwhile, Erminia, a celebrated Polish author, visits her husband—a condemned army captain accused of treason during World War I—locking eyes with a past that refuses to stay buried.
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