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Fumetto Italiano Vintage: I Due dell’Apocalisse

Fumetto Italiano Vintage: I Due dell’Apocalisse

Fumetto Italiano Vintage_I Due dell'Apocalisse

Fumetto Italiano Vintage: I Due dell’Apocalisse

Testi: Luigi Grecchi

Disegni: Fernando Fusco, Gino Pallotti

Magazine: Intrepido

Editore: casa Editrice Universo

Xtina artist’s portrait

Xtina artist’s portrait

A perfect present for Christmas…

A perfect present for Christmas… for smart people.

Robert Louis Stevenson’s Greatest Adventure ‘Treasure Island’ As It Has Never Been Seen Before

Fumetto Italiano Vintage: Rama l’apache

Fumetto Italiano Vintage: Rama l’apache

Testata: Rama l’apache

Lingua: italiano

Paese: Italia

Testi: Andrea Lavezzolo

Disegni: Virgilio Muzzi

Editore: Editoriale Dardo

Prima edizione: Aprile 1956 – Agosto 1956

Albi: 21

Settimanale

Lire: 20 (€ 0,0103 today)

Genere: western

Not an original news, but…

Not an original news, but…

Gary Rich Burghoff (born May 24, 1943) in the role of Radar O’Reilly in M*A*S*H aired on CBS from 1972 to 1983. The show is an ensemble piece revolving around key personnel in a United States Army Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) in the Korean War (1950–53).

Not an original news, but…

Not an original news, but…

Radar reads a  comic book Avengers Avengers #60,

Writer: Roy Thomas, Art: John Buscema

Published on January 10, 1969.

16 years later.

August with Anna and Mathias download

August with Anna and Mathias download

Agosto con Anna e Mathias

The mysterious comic strips of Turok son of the stone

The mysterious comic strips of Turok son of the stone, by Alberto Giolitti.

Thanks to John Adcock for discovering them

Comic books from Time Capsule

Comic books from Time Capsule

The first comics I read and loved.

Zagor #46, Aprile 1969

Alan Ford #15, Agosto 1970

Topolino (Libretto) #605, 2 Luglio 1967

Diabolik, anno VI, #12, Giugno 1967

Tex, #110, Dicembre 1969

Messaggero dei Ragazzi, 1963

The Comics Characters that scared me

The Comics Characters that scared me

“Los ojos de plomo”

Mort Cinder is an Argentine comic book horror-science fiction series featuring an eponymous  character, created in 1962 by the writer Héctor Germán Oesterheld and artist Alberto Breccia. It is considered one of the best comic strips ever produced in Argentina.

New volume of HOP! la revue d’informations et d’etudes sur la B.D.

New volume of HOP! la revue d’informations et d’etudes sur la B.D.

Always very interesting.

Special guest: Jesùs Blasco