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Dylan Dog – Issue #9 (Turkish Edition, Rodeo Kitap, 2004)

Description:

This comic book is Issue #9 of the Turkish Dylan Dog classic series, published in 2004 by Rodeo Kitap as part of the 40-issue Turkish run released between 2002 and 2014. Presented in black and white and fully translated into Turkish, this volume continues the Turkish publishing tradition of pairing two complete Dylan Dog stories within a single issue, offering readers a broader narrative experience than the original Italian single-story format.

Issue #9 adapts original Italian Issues #32 and #33. The first story, “Obsesyon” (Ossessione), delves into the destructive nature of fixation and desire. Built around psychological tension rather than overt supernatural horror, the narrative explores how obsession can gradually erode identity, morality, and emotional stability. Its slow-burn structure and unsettling atmosphere make it one of the more psychologically intense stories of the series.

The second story, “Jekyll,” is a direct homage to classic dual-identity horror, drawing inspiration from the enduring themes of inner conflict and hidden monstrosity. This story revisits the idea of the divided self, blending gothic tradition with modern psychological horror. Through its dark symbolism and tragic undertones, it reinforces one of Dylan Dog’s core themes: the monster often resides within.

Key Features:

• Series: Dylan Dog (Turkish Classic Series)

• Issue Number: Issue #9

• Publisher: Rodeo Kitap

• Publication Year: 2004

• Language: Turkish

• Print: Black and white

• Format: Softcover comic book

• Original Italian Series: Dylan Dog (Classic Series)

• Turkish Edition Format: Two complete stories per issue

• Stories Included:
– Obsesyon / Ossessione (Italian Issue #32)
– Jekyll (Italian Issue #33)

• Original Creator: Tiziano Sclavi

• Total Turkish Run: 40 issues (2002–2014)

• Genre: Horror / Mystery / Supernatural