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  • Samuel Stern

    Samuel Stern is an Italian horror series launched in 2019 by Gianmarco Fumasoli and Massimiliano Filadoro for the publishing house Bugs Comics. Set in Edinburgh, the series focuses on Samuel Stern, a bookstore owner with a passion for the occult who has a rather unique occupation: exorcisms.

  • The Distorted Feminine by Monica Piloni

    Is a Brazilian artist born in 1978 in Curitiba, known for her distinctive and provocative artistic production. After graduating in 2002 from the School of Music and Fine Arts of Paraná, Piloni embarked on a journey exploring complex themes such as identity, sexuality, and the role of women in society. She currently lives and works in Brussels, where she continues to create pieces that challenge traditional perceptions of the body and femininity.

  • The Cannibal Family

    “The Cannibal Family” is one of the Italian horror comics that most stands out for its ability to probe the depths of the human soul, transporting readers into a dark and unredeemable world. Created by Stefano Fantelli and Rossano Piccioni and published by Edizioni Inkiostro, this comic breaks every convention, pushing beyond the limits of traditional horror and leaving a trail of reflection that lingers well beyond the last page. Through the story of a family of cannibals, “The Cannibal Family” explores deeply disturbing themes that intertwine with a ruthless analysis of human nature.

  • Ed Gein

    Edward Theodore Gein was born on August 27, 1906, in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the son of Augusta T. Lehrke and George P. Gein, and the younger brother of Henry G. Gein. His father, a violent alcoholic, after becoming the owner of a small grocery stor

  • At the Mountains of Madness

    “At the Mountains of Madness” by Gou Tanabe is a manga adaptation of the novel of the same name by H.P. Lovecraft, one of the most celebrated and terrifying works by the author from Providence. Tanabe, known for his ability to bring Lovecraft’s disturbing and mysterious atmospheres to paper, manages to convey that sense of unease and terror that characterizes the author’s narrative, transforming words into images that seem to emerge from alien nightmares. Adapting Lovecraft into a comic is a risky choice, but Tanabe proves to be fully up to the challenge, offering a visual experience that amplifies the original cosmic horror.

  • Dylan Dog – The Nightmare Investigator

    Dylan Dog is an Italian horror comic created by Tiziano Sclavi and published by Sergio Bonelli Editore since 1986. The protagonist, a charming London-based private investigator with a dark past, specializes in supernatural and paranormal cases. Armed with irony, charm, and a hefty dose of pessimism, Dylan faces monsters, ghosts, and creatures of all kinds, often reflecting on human nature and its darker sides.