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These appear to be raw covers, in which you can still see marginal annotations.
Claudio Villa, Angelo Stano, Bruno Brindisi, Corrado Roi, and Claudio Castellini are all artists who worked on this surreal, noirish, long-running Italian horror series.
I've read four of the 100-page books so far. An introduction, plus my thoughts are here.
These pieces were found at a nice Tumblr blog which covers BD, manga, and animation genres.
Freakin loved theses series. Sometimes when i feel down I would read them again.
Its pretty edgy but with a healthy dose of self deprecating humor to not take itself too serously.
I think my favorite was il castello della paura, it was the story that really got me into theses series.