I Grandi Maestri #66
This volume from the I Grandi Maestri series collects horror stories originally published in the Italian magazine Eerie, curated by the character Astragalo. Editoriale Cosmo presents a selection of chilling tales that showcase the macabre and supernatural themes typical of the anthology's legacy.
"Le orme di Frankenstein!" è un racconto oscuro e avvincente, scritto da Archie Goodwin e disegnato da Reed Crandall, che esplora i confini della scienza e della follia in una remota zona dell'Inghilterra settentrionale. Quando il vecchio scienziato dottor Sebastian convince il suo ex allievo, il chirurgo Dr. King, a trasferire il suo cervello in un corpo artificiale, il risultato è un esperimento che sfugge rapidamente al controllo. La copertina mozzafiato, realizzata da Frank Frazetta, cattura l'atmosfera gotica e minacciosa di questa storia, che si annuncia come un capitolo fondamentale nel mondo di I Grandi Maestri.
In a remote corner of northern England, the aging, ailing scientist Dr. Sebastian persuades his former student, the surgeon Dr. King, to transplant his brain into a corpse assembled from two dead bodies. The procedure succeeds—but King, horrified by what he’s become, begins to unravel, consumed by a madness that twists his mind and his purpose.
In "Il monumento," Evan Slater, a struggling architect facing the collapse of his firm, stumbles upon forgotten blueprints from a long-lost visionary. As he delves into the mysterious designs, the line between genius and obsession begins to blur.
In "L'uomo con l'accetta," Harvey Whittaker thinks he can exploit the legend of a murderous ax-wielder to eliminate his wife without suspicion—until he realizes the line between myth and madness is far thinner than he imagined.
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