story: Stefano Piccoli

pencil: Fabio Marra

The Slaughterer is sent (by readers, thanks to an online ranking) to kill Take That.
Luckily he doesn't have to travel far to find them, as they have a concert in Rome.
Before entering he asks two very young fans to accompany him to the band's backstage.
The girls are shocked to find their idols.
Gary is snorting cocaine, Robbie (Williams) is drunk, Howard and Mark are having sex each other and Jason is trying on women's underwear.
The Slaughterer wastes no more time and kills them, thinking he has convinced the girls of their squalor.
Still covered in the blood of their idols, the girls see a new group, East 17, on TV, losing control again.
Unfortunately Marra isn't up to Piccoli's drawings, but it's the stories that lose their bite.

pencil and story: Trent Haniuga

Small pearl, like “Supporter”, this time.
Creed is a teenage boy, who often gets lost in his daydreams.
He has fallen madly in love with his beautiful classmate, but he doesn't have the courage to approach her.
In his dreams, however, he is a hero, capable of creating anything from nothing, who must save the girl in danger.
Haniuga's style (and story, in fact) is reminiscent of the Image characters “Maxx” and its creator, Bill Messner-Loebs.