Tung metall #7/1990 (49)
"Neuromancer [del 4]" delivers a chilling, grounded thriller in this 1990 Epix issue, where a young man returns home to find his lover and her father dead. With only a mysterious dog in the kitchen as his guide, he plunges into a violent pursuit of the killers, unraveling a dark mystery that pushes him to the edge. Written and illustrated by Hermann, with a striking cover by Luis Royo, this installment blends visceral tension with a haunting atmosphere.
In "Massakern," a young man returns home to find his girlfriend and her father dead, leaving him shattered and alone. A dog in the kitchen leads him on a grim path, driving him toward a brutal reckoning with those responsible.
In the shadow of Gaëdor’s crumbling walls, Firfin and Morkai flee with Aren, Oten, Noren, and Mirlin, their escape fueled by the weight of a life taken and the uncertain path ahead. As the dwarves press toward Ewandor, the wilderness tests their bonds, their courage, and the fragile trust among them.
In the aftermath of a devastating elevator crash, Carlos awakens to find himself tended by robots—yet something feels deeply wrong. As Silvia Fuentes warns others of a chilling truth, the line between survival and becoming a meal grows dangerously thin.
In a surreal landscape, a woman is banished from her city and journeys through a vast desert. Outside the dunes, after eating an apple, she undergoes a sudden and mysterious transformation into an egg.
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