Short Stories
Editor: Edizioni Nuova Frontiera srl
publication date: April 1987
cover price: Lire 12.000 (€ 6,20)
Cover: Milo Manara
contains the following stories:
Short Stories
“The Diary of Sandra F.”
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Correspondence between Milo Manara and one of his readers, Sandra F., who sent him some pages of her diary.
Sandra calls her depression Charlie and when she suffers the effects, she vents in sexual acts and exhibitionists.
Manara interprets the texts of the diary in these plates with the help of his imagination.
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"Ond"
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Science fiction story, starring a man and an alien.
They are marooned on a desert planet, with only company being a giant computer that publishes millions of books by randomly combining words.
Bommmo, the alien, finds a book that exactly describes their present history, but with some spelling errors.
Every time he reads these errors, reality changes to match them.
The two castaways manage to leave on board a very small spaceship, but as soon as they get on board Bommmo reads that the man is leaving with a woman and he transforms accordingly.
The effect is temporary, but instead of the final word, the book says "ond"...
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“John Lennon”
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Short story in memory of John Lennon.
John wakes up in heaven after his tragic murder.
Heaven is home to all the gods worshiped on Earth, but they seem to be dormant.
Only when Lennon starts singing “Sgt. Pepper” heaven comes alive.
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"Blue Time"
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Short story about sadness.
A homeless man is paid to pose for some photos, inspired by the painting "The Old Guitarist" by Pablo Picasso.
They chose him for his sadness, but getting paid made him happy.
The photographer fires him, the homeless man becomes sad again and the photographer takes advantage of it, without paying him.
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"Untitled"
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Story inspired by Federico Fellini, with whom Manara is linked both professionally and through friendship.
The protagonist of the dream is a young Mastroianni, engaged in an infinite dreamlike journey, which repeats itself every time he wakes up.
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“Acherontia Atropos”
pencil and story: Milo Manara
A man is hired as a cameraman for a snuff movie.
Before shooting, the producer introduces him to the man who will kill the protagonist of the film and the young actress.
The man decides to introduce himself to the girl and let her spend a carefree night.
He succeeds in his intent, having fun too, but when they reach the set, he discovers that he will be the protagonist of the gay film.
The girl, as he would have done, puts the music headphones on so as not to hear anything else and assures him that it is all fiction.
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"The last tragic day of Gori Bau and Callipigia Sister"
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Three friends, a boy and two girls, get together to play, like when they were children.
The boy has to obey the girls' orders.
The dark-haired girl, the most modest, orders him to take them by boat.
The blonde girl, the most perverse, orders him to undress.
The boy obeys and takes them to an abandoned merchant ship with a stormy sea.
The boat capsizes and the girls lose sight of him, only to find him waiting for them, naked, on the merchant ship.
However, the boy died in the shipwreck and was replaced by the Devil, who leads the merchant ship to Hell.
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