Short Stories vol. 3
Editor: Edizioni Nuova Frontiera srl
publication date: 1990
cover price: Lire 12.000 (€ 6,20)
Cover: Milo Manara
contains the following stories:
Short Stories
"Honey IV"
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Honey, a beautiful uninhibited girl, works with a penniless television crew.
In this episode Honey is just a spectator.
Her fellow cameraman spied inside the house of a woman he met by chance at the station.
The woman is severely punished by her mother-in-law and her husband.
At the end of the corporal punishment, however, the woman can't seem to get enough.
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Short Stories
"Honey V"
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Honey, a beautiful uninhibited girl, works with a penniless television crew.
Tragic story this time.
Honey participates in the Miss Italy contest to film in secret.
One of the participants hopes to be able to dance at the end of the awards ceremony, live nationally.
When her hopes are dashed she slits her wrists and dances on the deserted stage.
Honey arrives too late to stop her.
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Short Stories
“Dedicated to Corto Maltese”
pencil and story: Milo Manara
Short story dedicated to the most famous character of Hugo Pratt.
All the characters who participated in the Corto Maltese series are waiting for the protagonist on an island.
Corto Maltese, however, does not arrive.
Hugo Pratt, who died of cancer in 1995, had given all rights to the character to Cong SA, a Swiss company, effectively ceasing to draw him.
Manara, a great friend of Pratt, with whom he often collaborated, doesn't seem to have taken it well...
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Short Stories
“L’Abominevole Uomo delle Nevi”
pencil and story: Milo Manara
A rather long story and a little too serious for this collection.
It talks about a journalist who, in 1922, left for Tibet in search of the Yeti.
Left for dead under an avalanche, the writer finds himself in a Buddhist temple, where they teach him their mythology.
According to this interpretation, The Abominable Snowman is actually a monk who exploits the fears of travelers with hypnosis.
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