Rat-man Collection #10
In a distant future where Rat-Man has been forgotten by all, only Brakko still remembers him. When an old man confined to an asylum finally detects the long-dormant Rat-signal, it sparks a reunion that leads Rat-Man to make a choice he’s long delayed—finally stepping away from his role. A poignant moment in the series, written and illustrated by Leo Ortolani, with full art and color by the same hand, this 1999 issue captures a quiet, reflective turn in the legend.
In a distant future where everyone has forgotten Rat-Man, only Brakko still remembers him. When an old man confined to an asylum finally notices the long-dormant Rat-sign, it sparks a reunion that leads to a decision long overdue—Rat-Man, at last, considers stepping away from the fight.
In "Il bacio della morte!", Rat-Man swaps his usual vigilante duties for a bizarre detour after spotting a soda ad featuring a glamorous model—only to find the company behind the ad is now a target of the deadly Erinni. With his usual mix of absurdity and determination, Rat-Man dives into a surreal showdown where marketing meets mayhem, all in the name of a mystery that’s far from sweet.
In "La vittima designata! (Venerdì 12 parte 6)," Aldo finally attempts to break his curse by sacrificing a virgin—only to discover his chosen victim, the hideous cousin of Judas, is no longer a virgin. Written and illustrated by Leo Ortolani, this darkly comedic six-page tale delivers absurd horror with a signature twist, all in the twisted spirit of the Rat-man Collection.
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