Maxi Dylan Dog #24
In "La follia di Pete Brennan," Dylan Dog tumbles from a scaffold and plunges into a coma, trapped in a waking nightmare where his entire life is a fabricated TV show and his loyal assistant Groucho is just an actor named Ervin. Written by Giovanni Di Gregorio and illustrated by Giuseppe Montanari and Ernesto Grassani, with inks by both and letters by Riccardo Riboldi, this 2015 issue from Sergio Bonelli Editore delivers a surreal, mind-bending journey through identity and illusion, all wrapped in a striking cover by Gigi Cavenago.
In "La follia di Pete Brennan," an elderly man long dismissed as mad may be the only one who truly understands the secret hidden within his own home. When specific conditions are met, the house itself becomes a threshold—unleashing a portal to another dimension.
In "Craven Road 7," Dylan and Groucho face eviction at the hands of Edward Cameron, the son of their landlord, Amelia Lansbury, as tension mounts in their already strained neighborhood. Amidst the growing unease, a killer prowls the streets, striking without warning—leaving the residents of Craven Road to wonder who’s next.
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