Dopo nove anni di assenza, Tiziano Sclavi torna a scrivere una storia del "suo" Dylan Dog. Un avvenimento editoriale che coincide con i festeggiamenti per i trent’anni di vita del personaggio. Era infatti il 26 settembre del 1986 quando nelle edicole italiane apparve "L'alba dei morti viventi", il primo numero di quello che negli anni successivi sarebbe diventato un fenomeno di costume, più che un semplice eroe di carta.
Uno Sclavi in gran forma racconta una storia ricca di emozioni, splendidamente visualizzata da Giampiero Casertano, che vede Dylan alle prese con il più oscuro dei fantasmi che hanno popolato il suo passato, quello dell’alcolismo.
In contemporanea con l’edicola, presentiamo nelle librerie un’edizione speciale, in grande formato e con molti contenuti aggiunti, tra cui la sceneggiatura completa di "Dopo un lungo silenzio": un libro da collezionare e da leggere.
Dylan Dog: The Unlikely Hero for Our Anxious Age
RispondiEliminaDylan Dog: More than just a comic book character
In an era dominated by superheroes and interstellar sagas, it's refreshing to encounter a character who grapples with the mundane horrors of everyday life. Dylan Dog, the iconic creation of Sergio Bonelli Editore, is not your typical hero. He doesn't possess superhuman strength or the ability to fly. Instead, he's a troubled, chain-smoking private investigator specializing in the paranormal.
Dylan Dog inhabits a world where nightmares bleed into reality, and the ordinary hides extraordinary darkness. His London is a city perpetually shrouded in fog, a symbolic representation of the uncertainty and fear that often lurks beneath the surface of our own lives. In a time marked by increasing anxiety and a growing sense of the unknown, Dylan Dog's world feels eerily familiar.
What makes Dylan Dog so compelling is his humanity. He's a complex character, plagued by self-doubt and a penchant for bad luck. Yet, he's also deeply compassionate, driven by a desire to help those caught in the clutches of the supernatural. This flawed anti-hero resonates with readers who recognize their own vulnerabilities and imperfections.
Dylan Dog's popularity extends far beyond the pages of comic books. His influence can be seen in countless horror films, television shows, and video games. The character has become a cultural icon, a testament to the enduring power of storytelling.
But what is it about Dylan Dog that continues to captivate audiences after all these years? Perhaps it's the way he confronts fear head-on, even when it's overwhelming. Or maybe it's his unwavering belief in the power of human connection. Whatever the reason, Dylan Dog remains a timeless figure, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is hope to be found.
In a world that often feels overwhelming, Dylan Dog offers a unique perspective. He invites us to confront our fears, to embrace the unknown, and to find strength in our shared humanity. And in a world that desperately needs heroes, he just might be the one we need most.