Dylan Dog Oldboy #29 (67)
In "Il male necessario," Dylan Dog finds himself trapped in the sterile, labyrinthine offices of Theta Enterprises, surrounded by faceless coworkers. As mysterious deaths begin to pick off the staff one by one, Dylan realizes this corporate maze is no ordinary workplace—it's a high-security prison. Written by Luigi Mignacco and illustrated by Riccardo Torti, with lettering by Riccardo Riboldi, the issue features a cover by Marco Nizzoli.
In "Il male necessario," Dylan Dog and the rabbino Allen confront a world unraveling from within, where humanity’s emotional core has collapsed into a numb, suffocating apathy. As people abandon life just to feel anything again, the duo races to uncover the source of a mysterious affliction that’s turning the soul to stone.
In "L'onda theta," Dylan Dog finds himself trapped in the sterile, labyrinthine offices of Theta Enterprises, surrounded by faceless coworkers and suffocating routine. As mysterious deaths begin to unfold among the staff, he realizes the building isn’t a workplace—it’s a high-security prison, and he’s not the first to be ensnared.
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