Maxi Dylan Dog #38
In "Le stelle bruciano," the gritty streets of Limehouse draw Dylan into a mystery when local kids seek his help investigating the deaths of two friends. A ghostly presence, the vengeful spirit of the feral cat woman "Daisy la pazza," prowls the alleys, punishing those who harm cats. Written by Bruno Enna and illustrated by Emiliano Tanzillo, with lettering by Riccardo Riboldi, this 2020 issue from Sergio Bonelli Editore delivers a moody, atmospheric tale grounded in urban legend and feline folklore. The cover, by Raul and Gianluca Cestaro, captures the eerie, nocturnal mood of the story.
In "Le stelle bruciano," a scientist confronts the terrifying truth: humanity’s end is near. An alien arriving in the guise of the beloved TV host Ada Shneider brings a warning from beyond the stars, plunging the world into quiet dread.
In "Grosso guaio a Limehouse," Jo and her friends turn to Dylan Dog when two of their own vanish under mysterious circumstances in the fog-drenched streets of Limehouse. As the investigation deepens, an old legend resurfaces—the vengeful spirit of "Daisy la pazza," a once-derided gattara whose wrath now stalks the alleys, hunting those who harm cats.
In "La casa che piange," Dylan and Bloch follow a chilling trail to uncover the identity of the eco-terrorist known as the "Eco-Killer," whose crimes are tied to a mysterious, nature-integrated house designed by a visionary architect using Feng Shui principles. As the investigation deepens, the very walls of the structure seem to whisper secrets, blurring the line between the living and the haunted.
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