pencil and story: Milo Manara

Published for the first time in 1982 in Glamour and in Playmen in 1983, The Game is Milo Manara's first great success, which broke all sales records in the world.
In 1984 the French film inspired by the story was released, starring Florence Guerin.
Doctor Fez has created a device that can excite a person through a remote control.
He experiences it on Mrs Claudia, a very demure woman married to a wealthy man.
Fez has Claudia kidnapped and implants the control chip in her brain.
From that moment Claudia begins to show obscene behavior, even in public.
While she's shopping with a friend, she ends up masturbating in the locker room and showing herself to the other shop customers.
A little later, at a party, she first tries to seduce a priest, then provokes a waiter by showing off naked.
A few days later, while at the cinema with her husband, she seduces a seat neighbour, who possesses her in front of her husband.
Aleardo forces her to go on vacation with her best friend, who is also bringing her son.
However, her friend also hides some small perversions, such as masturbating her son to put him to sleep.
Instigated by Fez, Claudia offers the boy oral sex in front of everyone.
Claudia runs away and is picked up by a detective hired by her husband.
Aleardo personally takes her on a white week.
Here Claudia indulges the perversions of a young kept girl, first performing with a large candle and ending up in a stable to have the girl put her hand up her butt.
During this episode, the existence of Fez's machine is discovered, but now Claudia no longer needs it to go wild.
Manara's malice at its peak, in this ironic erotic tale.