In 1964, the Italian comic strip Mister-X, by writer Cesare Melloncelli and drawing artist Giancarlo Tenenti, was published. Its content was far less violent than other popular fumetti, such as Kriminal or Satanik, as the character was more of a "gentleman thief".
Movies under the radar and far from the multiplexes: rescued from dusty video store shelves and beyond!
Showing posts with label Piero Vivarelli. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Mister-X (1967; Piero Vivarelli)
Lost And Found Video All-Stars:
Armando Calvo,
Helga Liné,
Norman Clark,
Piero Vivarelli
Satanik (1968; Piero Vivarelli)
The creators of the popular fumetto Kriminal, Magnus and Max Bunker, also enjoyed success in another strip featuring an arch villain: Satanik. If Max Bunker was dissatisfied with the big-screen adaptation of Kriminal, one can only imagine his thoughts about this one, as Satanik was transferred even less faithfully to the movies.
Lost And Found Video All-Stars:
Julio Peña,
Magda Konopka,
Piero Vivarelli,
Romano Mussolini
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