I Classici Americani I Racconti del Terrore #1
"Sotto la dolce luna del west" is a chilling tale from 1991, penned by Ferruccio Alessandri and brought to life with signature flair by Jack Davis, whose dynamic pencils and inks define the story’s haunting atmosphere. When two men are found torn apart beneath a full moon, the sheriff of a quiet American farming town takes swift, brutal justice—executing a Hungarian immigrant and his sons, convinced the stranger is a werewolf. But the youngest son, haunted by the truth, begins to suspect the real monster may be the man who claimed to protect the town. The cover, also by Jack Davis, captures the eerie stillness of a moonlit frontier.
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Dopo che due uomini vengono rinvenuti smembrati nella notte di luna piena, lo sceriffo di una piccola comunità agricola americana cattura un uomo arrivato dall'Ungheria con i suoi due figli e lo fa giustiziare, credendolo un lupo mannaro. Il figlio, pensando che in realtà il licantropo sia lo sceriffo, indaga.
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