Raccolta "Bloob" #1
"Telefono bara" introduces a bizarre twist on the game show craze with a man who relies on the "Brain-Monster," a mysterious machine that feeds information directly into his mind, giving him an edge in a high-stakes televised quiz. Written by Paolo Ghelardini and illustrated by Luigi Coppola, this 1991 Italian comic from Ediperiodici delivers a surreal, thought-provoking take on knowledge, technology, and the price of winning.
In "Cervellone," a man relying on the Brain-Monster—a device that feeds information directly into the mind—enters a televised quiz show, confident he’ll win the big prize with effortless ease.
In "Il frullato," a man driven by desperation and greed takes a terrible vow to care for his terminally ill wife—by poisoning her with deadly smoothies, all for the sake of her inheritance. As guilt and fear twist his mind, the very act he believes will bring him freedom begins to unravel him from within.
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