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Quando la pubblicità era spettacolo…”Wilma, dammi la clava!”

“Wilma, dammi la clava!” battuta diventata iconica attribuita a Fred nella serie animata “Gli antenati” (The Flintstones). Fred Flintstone non la pronuncia mai nella versione Hanna & Barbera. E’ stata inventata – sarebbe interessante sapere chi era il copy – per la pubblicità dell’insetticida Neocid proposti da Carosello.

Prodotto: Insetticida Neocid
Anni: 1965-1971
Agenzia: P.G.B.S.
Produzione: Cinetelevisione, Pagot
Media: TV (Carosello), Stampa

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Primo Maggio: Marcinelle 1956

Primo Maggio: Marcinelle 1956 

di Sergio Salma

da leggere assolutamente

Turok comic book, animated and live

Turok comic book, animated and live

Testata: Turok

Prima apparizione: Ottobre/Novembre 1954

in Four Color #596

Editore: Gold Key

Albi: 130 [2 Four Color (596 – 656) + 128 propria testata]

Testi: Matthew H. Murphy, Gaylord Du Bois e Paul S. Newman

Disegni: Studio Giolitti, Giovanni Ticci

For animated and live movie dizionario cinema fumetto

Georgie the Giant became Grissino in Italy

Georgie the Giant became Grissino in Italy

Grissino (Georgie the Giant)

Georgie the Giant is a character that first appeared in Popeye #51 in 1960, published by Dell in the story “The Giant“. 

Script: Bud Sagendorf

Pencils: Bud Sagendorf

Inks: Bud Sagendorf

Known as Grissino (‘Breadstick’), became a very popular character in Italy, starring in a back-up feature in Popeye comic books produced there. Due to his popularity, he also received his own title in 1974.

Script: Alberico Motta, Alessandro Dossi, Pierluigi Sangalli

Art: Alessandro Dossi, Pierluigi Sangalli

Fumetti pasquali

Fumetti pasquali

Pasqua sembra non stimolare molto gli autori italiani, se si escludono alcune (pochissimi) albi di Topolino e qualche Tiramolla e Cucciolo, non compaiono in edicola albi a tema pasquale. In ogni caso le uscite pasquali, in Italia, sono state abbandonate dall’inizio degli anni sessanta. Cosa che invece, seppur anche questa al minimo, non accade per il Natale. Negli Stati Uniti sembrano più sensibili al tema. Questa una piccola carrellata di albi di un passato non troppo lontano.

Giovanni Ticci I vincenti si riconoscono alla partenza.

Giovanni Ticci I vincenti si riconoscono alla partenza.

Giovanni Ticci, dopo aver transitato per lo studio D’Amy, a 17 anni è già autore completo per fare matite e chine per la Fleetway. Per poi proseguire con fumetti completi, da una parte all’altra dell’oceano, con uno stile sempre mai fossilizzato e ancora in evoluzione. 

Così’ citando Noodles/De Niro in C’era una volta in America: “I vincenti si riconoscono alla partenza”

Find the new Blockbuster Comic!

Find the new Blockbuster Comic!

Please take a minute to view our comics ideas. Maybe you find a next blockbuster.

Dizionario Fumetto-Cinema Bis repetita placent

Dizionario Fumetto-Cinema

Opera completata in 15 volumi. 

Info: info@outisfumetti.com

Encyclopedia/dictionary dedicated to comics that were adapted into films, TV serials, TV movies, cartoons, radio serials, theater pieces.

*Le cose due volte ripetute, piacciono

Born Today Larry Storch

Born Today Larry Storch  Happy B’day!

Larry Storch (Lawrence Samuel Storch)

January 8, 1923 (age 97)

New York, New York

Actor, voice actor, comedian

F Troop is a satirical American television sitcom western about U.S. soldiers and Native Americans in the Wild West during the 1860s that originally aired for two seasons on ABC. It debuted in the United States on September 14, 1965, and concluded its run on April 6, 1967, with a total of 65 episodes. The first season of 34 episodes was broadcast in black-and-white, the second season in color.

The series relied heavily on character-based humor; verbal and visual gags, slapstick, physical comedy and burlesque comedy make up the prime ingredients of F Troop. The series played fast and loose with historical events and persons, and often parodied them for comical effect. There were some indirect references made to the culture of the 1960s such as a “Playbrave Club” (a parody of a Playboy Club)[2] and two rock and roll bands (one which performs songs written in the 1960s).

Born today Franco Oneta

Born today Franco Oneta

Franco Oneta (23 November 1934 – 11 January 2016)  was born in Casalbuttano and began in the comic field at the early age of 15 in 1949. His first work was for the Milanese publisher Pasquale Giurleo, drawing the character ‘Trottolo’, that later became ‘Trottolino’ when published by Bianconi. He cooperated with Messaggero dei Ragazzi between 1958 and 1964, illustrating series like ‘Spiritello’, ‘Anacleto’, ‘Pallino’, ‘Giuggola e Lenticchia’ and ‘Robin Poot’. For adventurous comics, he cooperated with the publishing house Casarotti, where he worked alongside Pietro Gamba on ‘Billy Rock’. He contributed stories to the weekly magazine Jolly for AVE, and he drew ‘Capitani Coraggiosi’, ‘I Ragazzi della via Paal’ and humorous stories like ‘Gendarme 00’ for Esploriamo of Editrice la Scuola.

cont. lambiek