Raccolta Julia N. 59

Raccolta Julia n° 59

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Cover Author
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Script
Giancarlo Berardi, Lorenzo Calza, Maurizio Mantero
Artwork
Ernesto Michelazzo, Laura Zuccheri
Series
Raccolta Julia
Language
Italian
256 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

Contains the books N° 117  "The mysteries of Smiling Lake" N° 118  "To dream, perhaps to die"

Stories
Julia

I misteri di Smiling Lake

Type
reprint
Status
Complete story
In this issue story begins on page 3 to 128 (126 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Giancarlo Berardi,
Lorenzo Calza
Artwork
Ernesto Michelazzo

Julia is tired, crushed by psychologically heavy work and dark thoughts about her romantic relationship. He needs to relax, to find the right energy to face his intense days. What better opportunity to unwind than a holiday in a peaceful lakeside location? Having arrived at Smiling Lake, however, the criminologist from Garden City soon sees her tranquility go up in smoke: the disturbing specter of Sarah Lee, who died in the waters of the lake, begins to haunt the holidaymakers, with blood-curdling screams, mysterious disappearances and messages written in blood!...

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Julia

Sognare, forse morire

Type
reprint
Status
Complete story
In this issue story begins on page 129 to 254 (126 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Giancarlo Berardi,
Maurizio Mantero
Artwork
Laura Zuccheri

Aaron Efremov is a distinguished professor at Hollyhock University, director of the department of neuroscience. His cutting-edge experiments led him to investigate the world of dreams and hallucinations, thanks to a daring combination of chemical compounds and visual, sound and electrical stimulation. The results are astonishing, but when some members of his team begin to die in unclear circumstances, the professor seems determined to abandon the bold research. Julia decides to see clearly, investigating the premature disappearances of Efremov's collaborators, and, undergoing the experimental treatment, discovers that the apparently suicidal Bill Robinson, before taking his own life, had the same visions as her! How is it possible that two different unconsciouses generate the same dream?

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