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balloons containing dialogue. They are
sometimes referred to in
English as
fumetti, photonovels, photoromances, and
similar terms. The
photographs may be...
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Fumetti neri (Italian for "black comics") is a
subgenre of
Italian comics, born in
Italy with the
creation of the
Diabolik character (1962). The "Fumetti...
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Sukia was a vampire-themed
Italian comics series by
Renzo Barbieri and
Flavio Bozzoli published by
Edifumetto from 1978 to 1986, for a
total of 153 albums...
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Italian comics, also
known as
fumetto [fuˈmetto],
plural form
fumetti [
fuˈmetti], are
comics that
originate in Italy. The most po****r
Italian comics...
- adventures, like most of the
serials published in
Eagle at the time, were
fumetti:
illustrated by black-and-white
photographs using actors, with text boxes...
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Jacula is the
title character of an
Italian eponymous erotic-horror
fumetti series. The
character first appeared in a
supporting role in the
comic series...
- and the
fumetti strips the
magazine ran
along with more
traditional comics and text pieces.
Among the then little-known
performers in the
fumetti were John...
- Poem
Strip (Italian:
Poema a
fumetti) is a 1969
comic book by the
Italian writer and
illustrator Dino Buzzati. It
retells the myth of
Orpheus and Eurydice...
- ("Zora the vampiress") is one of many such
characters from the
Italian fumetti tradition.
Other figures from the same era, and with
similarly violent...
- Entertainment. In 2008, Lee
wrote humorous captions for the
political fumetti book Stan Lee
Presents Election Daze: What Are They
Really Saying? In April...
