The new comic adaptation of the international best seller "I kill", by Giorgio Faletti from Asti, published twenty years ago, will be released on November 11th.
The unpublished work was curated by the writer Andrea Cavaletto and the designer David Ferracci, with the colors of Assia Ieradi and will be previewed at Lucca Comics & Games, at the Oblomov Edizioni stand.
In Italy "I kill" has sold over 5 million copies and has been translated in 32 countries.
A Monte Carlo radio DJ, during his night broadcast, receives a phone call from a stranger who reveals live to be a killer.
The case is dismissed as a joke in bad taste but, when the hideously mutilated bodies of a Formula One driver and his partner are found, the darkest days of Inspector Hulot begin, tasked with finding the maniac.
He will be helped in the investigation by his friend Frank Ottobre, agent of the
FBI temporarily on leave following the trauma of his wife's death.
As the investigation intensifies, the crimes continue, preceded each time by a phone call with a clue to the next victim and underlined by a sign drawn in blood: "I kill".
Andrea Cavaletto, illustrator and screenwriter, collaborates with various Italian and foreign publishers and film producers.
Among the publishers, Sergio Bonelli, Inkiostro Editions, Feltrinelli Comics, Npe Editions.
He teaches creative writing at the Holden school in Turin and at the Civica Luchino Visconti in Milan.
David Ferracci, from Assisi, has collaborated as a comic artist with Feltrinelli Editore, Astorina, Bugs Comics, Noise Press, Passenger Press, Manticora Autoproduzioni and Raven Distribution.
Assia Ieradi, from Rome, has worked as a cartoonist and illustrator for publishers such as Il Castoro, Ravensburger, Morsi Editore and Blackboard Autoproduzioni.
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