Lanciostory #11
"In memoria di Joe" is a quietly devastating story from Lanciostory #11 (1975), a 250.00 ITL comic that unfolds with restrained tension. As newlywed Genevieve travels through France, she stumbles upon a handwritten note from her husband—its contents a startling, ambiguous confession that casts a shadow over their journey. With no creator credits beyond the typeset lettering, the weight of the moment rests entirely in the words themselves.
In a dusty showdown from the frontier's edge, Jo discovers Reno is alive—only to see him captured by Petersen. When Rudy steps in to save him, he’s struck down, leaving Reno with a chilling truth: it was Petersen who sent the twenty-four men to kill him.
A month after the apparent suicide of a lawyer, his widow enlists one of his former colleagues to uncover the truth behind his death. In "In memoria di Joe," the quiet tension of a grieving widow and a reluctant investigator unfolds in a story grounded in mystery and quiet sorrow.
In "L'uomo che mori due volte," Max, once a fearless sheriff, now carries the weight of a past he’s kept hidden from his daughter—the night he lost his son to Paul Chaney’s gang. The truth he’s buried threatens to unravel everything he’s built, even as the frontier shadows grow longer.
In the quiet tension of a post-wedding journey through France, Genevieve stumbles upon a handwritten note from her husband that casts a sudden, chilling doubt over their union—its words hinting at a dark secret from his past in Africa. The story unfolds with a slow-burning unease, as a single page of ink becomes a fissure in the calm of their travels.
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