Cover: Corrado Roi
The dawn of the living dead
Plot and script: Tiziano Sclavi
Artwork: Angelo Stano
A shambling gait, a freezing cold hand and an insatiable hunger for live flesh. The dead rise out of their graves to come and pay us a visit, as Sybil Browning knows only too well - she had a very narrow escape from the jaws of her deceased husband. The only person who can help her is a weird detective who plays the clarinet and cultivates a passion for monsters and mysteries: his name is Dog, Dylan Dog. The Investigator of Nightmares and the inseparable Groucho follow in the footprints of the zombies right up to the village of the Undead, where mephistophelian Xabaras is awaiting them…
Jack the Ripper
Plot and script: Tiziano Sclavi
Artwork: Gustavo Trigo
He's back! The most notorious of serial killers, the most elusive of nightmares, still walks the foggy streets of London… and is still killing! Jack the Ripper rises again like a specter called up by reckless occultists and Inspector Bloch doesn't have the faintest idea about what to do. How to halt the hand of a ghost? Dylan Dog investigates, his suspicions aroused… Could it be that there's a murderer in flesh and blood lurking behind the mask of Kack?
Full moon nights
Plot and script: Tiziano Sclavi
Artwork: Montanari & Grassani
In the Black Forest, the night is rent by a distant howl, while bestial jaws snap closed over their prey. Mysterious disappearances, legends, witness accounts by terrified country folk; there's definitely something strange going on at the girls' boarding school run by the Blucher sisters… werewolves? Dylan sets out to follow the tracks of a missing girl and, in the shadows of the forest, powerful witchcraft is lying in wait for him…
