Gore scanners #6
"Scoop" in Gore Scanners #6 (1990) delivers a chilling night-time encounter at a family-run motel where every member wears a prosthetic—except the youngest daughter. Written by Tomaso De Riso and illustrated by Dino Simeoni, the story unfolds with a quiet dread as a lone traveler uncovers the unsettling truth behind the family's strange afflictions. The cover, also by Dino Simeoni, captures the eerie atmosphere with its stark, unsettling imagery.
In the dead of night, a weary traveler pulls into a foreboding family-run motel, where every member wears a mechanical prosthetic—except the youngest daughter. As he presses for answers, the silence of the place grows heavier, and the truth behind the family’s strange affliction begins to unravel in ways he never expected.
In "Il palazzo di fronte," a man witnesses a murder from his window—one that sets off a chilling chain of choices. Instead of calling the police, he strikes a dangerous bargain with the killer, trading silence for a far darker secret.
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