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Bonaventura goes to theater 1928
Bonaventura goes to theater 1928
Elzeviro tratto da Almanacco Letterario di Adolfo Franci con illustrazioni di Mario Vellani Marchi dedicato al Signor Bonaventura di Sergio Tofano.
Women cartoonist: Grazia Nidasio
Women cartoonist: Grazia Nidasio
Grazia Nidasio (9 February 1931 – 24 December 2018, Italy) was one of the most famous female Italian comics creators. After her studies in sculpting, she joined the magazine Il Corriere dei Piccoli in 1953. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, she illustrated a variety of series, such as ‘Alibella’, ‘Gelsomino’, ‘Signorina Vanità’, ‘Nonno Roby’, ‘Futurino’, ‘Violante Rock’, ‘Nicoletta’, ‘Daniela e Chicca’, ‘Il Dottor Oss’ and ‘Scaramacai’. She has also been artistic director of the magazine for a while.
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who’s Joe Shlabotnik ?
who’s Joe Shlabotnik ?
Charlie Brown reads some bad news about his hero in the strip from July 30, 1964.
Joe Shlabotnik is a retired major league baseball player and, like all adults, an unseen character in the world of Charles M. Schulz‘s long-running comic strip, Peanuts. He was first referred to by name in the Sunday strip from August 18, 1963, although Schroeder mentions a pianist named “Joseph Schlabotnik” in the February 22, 1957 strip, and a storyline which ran between May 7 and May 10, 1963 revolves around the distress caused to Charlie Brown when his unnamed favorite baseball player is sent down to the minors. Joe Shlabotnik’s less than stellar baseball career would go on to cause a great deal of similar upset to Charlie Brown for many years to come. Nevertheless, Charlie Brown would remain a devoted fan of Shlabotnik.
Charlie Brown creates a Joe Shlabotnik fanzine in the Sunday strip from March 8, 1970.