Raccolta "Gore scanners" #4
In "Il pallone," a man grappling with loneliness and rejection finds himself spiraling after another rebuff from his neighbor. When she later begs for help after being brutally attacked in her apartment, his bottled-up frustration erupts in a way that blurs the line between protection and vengeance. Written by Carmelo Gozzo and illustrated by Dino Simeoni, this tense, character-driven story unfolds with quiet dread, its unsettling atmosphere heightened by Simeoni’s stark interior art and a haunting cover by Dino Simeoni.
In "Il pallone," a tourist stumbles upon a chilling game in a quiet Italian town—kids playing football with a severed head—only to be dismissed by the police. When no one believes him, he takes matters into his own hands, diving into a mystery that blurs the line between reality and nightmare.
Jo, a homeless man living on the edge of the Hudson River, pulls a suitcase from the water—inside, a woman’s body. When he sees her husband’s desperate plea on TV, he makes a quiet, unsettling decision: he’ll return her himself.
In "Pene d'amore," a man tormented by rejection finds dark solace in imagining his neighbor Jo dead—until she comes to him for help after being brutally attacked. Drawn into a spiral of guilt and violence, he must confront the consequences of his twisted fantasies when she needs him most.
Jo, a struggling actor still in full zombie makeup from a film shoot, drives home after a long night—only to crash and find himself paralyzed. As his car sits abandoned, two of his young fans, drawn by the eerie sight, approach with unsettling curiosity.
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