Fatti di Sangue

A gritty, adult crime anthology from Italian publisher Ediperiodici, Fatti di Sangue (1989–1996) delivered 32 issues of raw, true-crime-inspired narratives. The series is most associated with the visceral art of its regular illustrators, including the distinctive style of Leone Frollo and the grim realism of Giovanni Romanini. It stands as a key example of the publisher's late-era nero genre, offering a no-holds-barred look at violence and criminal psychology that pushed the boundaries of Italian comics.