A "classic" Dylan Dog page from one of the very best issues ("Caccia alle Streghe", Witch-hunt) of the series.
Written by Dylan Dog creator Tiziano Sclavi and illustrated by the amazing Piero Dall'Agnol, is about comics that corrupt childhood, as evil seducers of innocence, cause of any moral decline. And the new inquisitors of the 20th century, right-thinking, scream to the comic book artist Justin Moss to "make them disappear". Things are quickly going bad for Justin...
The text roughly translates as:
Panel 1
- ... the girl now has frozen hands, has no more sensitivity in her fingers, but she continues to smile, because after all life has given her so much... meanwhile the rich gentleman takes the harmonica and puts a razor blade in its place...
Panel 2
- ... the girl finds it, brings it to her mouth, starts playing, and smiles, because after all her life has given her so much... and her smile widens more and more...
Panel 3
- ... and more and more...
- ?
Panel 4
- MPPFFFFF
Panel 5
- Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
Panel 6
- Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
- uhm...
- I'm going to marry her!
Panel 7
- Ah! Ah! Ah!
- ... if nothing else you are lucky to have no injuries that hurt you only when you laugh...
Please also check
the previous page from the sequence, with the first part of Groucho's story.
Paper size: 33.5 x 50 cm
