Dylan Dog
Created by Tiziano Sclavi
From Italy comes this comic book featuring a rather bizarrely-named London private eye, DYLAN DOG. And it isn't just his name that's rather peculiar. Not for Dylan the humdrum banal world of marital affairs and divorce work.
Nope -- he's a "nightmare detective." He specializes in the strange and inixplicable stuff. Accompanied by his trusty sidekick/assistant/butler, Groucho (who seems to occasionally be the ghost or at least the reincarnation of the famous comedian), Dylan looks into some pretty squirrely business, often involving werewolves, vampires, ghosts and other manifestations of the supernatural and occult, although often the true monsters in many of his cases turn out to be human.. He's also a bit of a flake, regularly interupting investigations for a date, a movie, a vacation and always clothed in his signature red shirt, black jacket, and blue jeans.
Think of it as an early, slacker P.I. version of the X-Files.
Dylan Dog is the most popular comic book in Italy, regularly selling over a million copies each month, and of course that sort of popularity can't be ignored by filmmakers. In 1994, the Michele Soavi directed the film Dellamorte Dellamore. Rupert Everett (whose appearance Dog was originally modelled after) played Francesco Dellamorte, a sort of alter ego of Dylan Dog, and although Everett wears Dog's trademark costume, Dog does not actually appear in the film.
In 1999, North American fans were finally given a chance to check out Dog, with Dark Horse presenting an ambitious series of reprints, in English. A sign of the times is that Groucho was now Felix, and he'd lost the thick black mustache, no doubt an attempt to avoid litigation.
In 2008, it was announced that a feature film, Dead of Night, starring Brandon "Superman Returns" Routh as Dog, was in production
� "L'alba dei morti viventi" (October 1986, #1)
� "Jack lo Squartatore" (November 1986, #2)
# "Le notti della luna piena" (December 1986, #3)
# "Il fantasma di Anna Never" (January 1987, #4)
# "Gli Uccisori" (February 1986, #5) (February 1987)
# "La bellezza del Demonio" (March 1987, #6)
# "La Zona del Crepuscolo" (April 1987, #7)
# "Il ritorno del mostro" (May 1987, #8)
# "Alfa e Omega" (June 1987, #9)
# "Attraverso lo specchio" (July 1987, #10)
# "Diabolo il grande" (August 1987, #11)
# "Killer!" (September 1987, #12)
# "Vivono tra noi" (October 1987, #13)
# "Fra la vita e la morte" (November 1987, #14)
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