I Racconti dell'Impossible

A short-lived but visually striking Italian horror-fantasy anthology from Editoriale Corno, I Racconti dell'Impossible (1967–1968) delivered ten issues of eerie, standalone tales. The series showcased the work of artist and frequent cover man Dino Battaglia, whose moody, atmospheric style defined its unsettling tone. It stands as an early, influential example of Italian fumetti embracing macabre and supernatural themes, predating the publisher's later, more famous genre hits.