Lanciostory #20
In "Omicidio in 're maggiore'", un uomo con un passato criminale commette un omicidio durante una rapina, poi scompare misteriosamente in una metropolitana prima di risvegliarsi l’indomani in una zona desolata della città senza ricordi. Written by Alvaro Zerboni and illustrated by Domingo Mandrafina, this 1975 Italian mystery thriller unfolds with a haunting sense of disorientation. The cover, by Ernesto García Seijas, captures the eerie isolation of the protagonist’s awakening.
When Richard and Rosy fall in love, their plans to marry in London seem set—three days to meet at Paris airport, a new life beginning. But Rosy never arrives, and every trace of her vanishes, leaving only silence and a mystery that unravels the certainty of her existence.
In "null," Jo investigates a tip that a senator has been replaced by a double to shield a billion-dollar government contract, navigating a web of deception in a story where nothing is as it seems. The mystery unfolds with a cold, precise tone, the typeset letters adding a stark, almost mechanical rhythm to the tension.
In "La condanna," a man with a criminal past commits a violent bank heist, killing two police officers, only to vanish mysteriously in a subway station during his escape. The next morning, he awakens alone in a desolate part of the city, with no memory of who he is or what he’s done—trapped between a past he can’t recall and a present he doesn’t understand.
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