Fumetti

Roma, Blue Press 1991, cm.22x30, pp.48, brossura figurata a colori.

Roma, Blue Press 1991, cm.22x30, pp.48, brossura figurata a colori.

Milano, S.P.V. 1982, cm21x 29,5, pp. n.n. ca. 60, brossura figurata a colori.

Bologna, Alessandro Editore 1999, cm.21,5x29, pp.48, legatura editoriale, copertina figurata a colori. Secondo volume della biografia romanzata e fumettata di Gengis Khan. Alla fine del primo episodio, il giovane Temugin aveva scoperto che la vita è un affare spesso molto complicato e che non basta volere intensamente le cose per poterle avere. In questa seconda storia Temugin scopre il valore dei rapporti umani, dell'intessere trame politiche, dell'utilizzare a doppi fini elementi importanti della vita delle comunità quali sono quelli religiosi. Nel frattempo, fra una battaglia e l'altra, trova il tempo di sposarsi con la bella Birte, di farsela rapire e di ritrovarla madre di un figlio che non è il suo. Affresco fra i più affascinanti, che mescola storia ed epopea, questo 'L'ombra dei conquistatori' è davvero una lettura di prim'ordine. Bello e documentato, come sempre, il lavoro del disegnatore Griffo.

Bologna, Alessandro Editore 1998, cm.21,5x29, pp.48, legatura editoriale, copertina figurata a colori. I libri di storia ricordano di come Temugin, principe mongolo, divenne il signore delle steppe e capo di tutte le tribù tartare con il nome di Gengis Khan, e si lanciò in una guerra di conquista verso la Cina settentrionale, il Turkestan, la Persia e l'Afganistan. Questa nuova serie di fumetti, scritta dall'impareggiabile Patrick Cothias, già autore de "Le 7 vite dello sparviero", ricostruisce la vita di Gengis Khan, dalla nascita e adolescenza (raccontate in questo primo libro), alla morte. Amicizia, amore, ambizione e coraggio costellano la vita di colui che voleva essere il signore del mondo. I disegni di Griffo, autore di un memorabile "Giacomo C.", restituiscono il sapore di un mondo fatto di piccole cose, accampamenti, carri e grandi dimore signorili, il tutto all'interno di una natura che è davvero il caso di definire "incontaminata".

Roma, Editrice Comic Art 1980, cm.21,5x30,5, pp.102, legatura editoriale, copertina figurata a colori.

Roma, Edizioni Nuova Frontiera 1979, cm.23x29, pp.57, brossura figurata a colori. Collana METAL, 4. Supplemento al n. 15 del periodico mensile TOTEM.

Palermo, Associazione Culturale L'Arca Perduta 1986, cm.21x30,5, pp.78, brossura figurata a colori.

Tutte le serie principali, storie inedite e le trasposizioni dei film, un mondo di avventure intergalattiche in una collezione leggendaria, arricchita da numerosi approfondimenti. Piano dell’opera: 1. Skywalker colpisce 2. Il risveglio della forza 3. Vader 4. Principessa Leia 5. Resa dei conti sulla Luna dei contrabbandieri 6. Ombre e segreti 7. L’ultimo Padawan 8. L’impero a pezzi 9. Vader colpito 10. Primo sangue 11. La guerra di Shu-Torun 12. Lando 13. Prigione ribelle 14. Chewbacca 15. Fine dei giochi 16. Obi-Wan e Anakin 17. Ultimo volo dell’Harbinger 18. Han Solo 19. Rogue One 20. Squadriglia Nera 21. La guerra segreta di Yoda 22. Aphra 23. Darth Maul 24. Droidi 25. La cittadella urlante 26. Eroi Solitari 27. Capitano Phasma 28. Tra le stelle 29. Minaccia incombente 30. Macchina imperiale. La Gazzetta dello Sport - Corriere della Sera 2017-2018 30 volumi serie completa. cm.18,5x28, pp. cc. 150 a volume, brossura a bandelle figurata a colori. Nuova collana. Pubblicazione settimanale in collaborazione con Panini Comics.

Un nuovo ciclo di classiche storie di Braccio di Ferro. Milano, Mondadori 1974, cm.13x18,5, pp.202, brossura copertina figurata a colori.

London, Titan Books 2000, cm.17x26, pp.232, paperback. The incredible sequel to the bestselling and multi award-winning Kingdom Come! In that story, it was judgement day, and war was waged between superheroes old and new to determine the fate of the entire planet. A fully painted Elseworlds saga, it featured one of the most astounding visions of the DC universe ever presented. Now in this stunning sequel, the impossible has happened...Superman has been killed. Not once, but countless times, murdered over and over again by the being known as Gog. If he isn't stopped, the whole structure of reality will collapse!

London, Titan Books 2002, cm.17x26, pp.112, paperback. The next phase of George Lucas's epic saga, already the most successful film series of all-time, continues with the graphic novel adaptation of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. Set ten years after Episode I, Attack of the Clones focuses on an nineteen year-old Anakin Skywalker - who will eventually become Darth Vader and father of Luke and Leia - and his continuing training in the mysteries of the Force by young Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor), his growing romance with Padme Amidala (Natalie Portman), and some new enemies - not the least of whom is feared mercenary Jango Fett!

Milwaukie, Dark Horse Books 2002, cm.17x26, pp.336, paperback. The original Star Wars comic strips which followed the original three smash-hit movies are available again at last! Presented as part of the ongoing Star Wars universe, these long out-of-print, previously extremely hard to find classics create new allies and introduce completely new dangers for the Republic, and follow the adventures of the original Star Wars heroes after the events of the three films, in classic stories like "Crucible" and the unforgettable "What Ever Happened to Jabba the Hutt?"

New York, DC Comics 2004, cm.17x26, pp.128, paperback. In the best tradition of Batman: Year One and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Gotham Central continues the 'film noir' makeover of the Batman mythology! Be it Mister Freeze or Firebug, in Gotham City, there's a whole new class of criminal that needs a new calibre of crime fighter. And while Batman gets all the glory, the cops on the streets continue dealing with the usual run-of-the-mill human misery. But what happens when the streams cross, when a dead girl and the return of a super-arsonist are linked? This is NYPD Blue as comics, gritty and raw, with no capes or utility belts - just gut instinct, blind fear and selfless couragel It's business as usual at Gotham Central...

New York, Vertigo 2004, cm.17x26, pp.128, paperback. Guided by the outstanding writing talents of Brian K. Vaughan (Swamp Thing, Ultimate X-Men) and rising star artist Pia Guerra, this acclaimed, genre-busting and controversial series continues apace! After a devastating plague, Yorrick Brown is the last man left alive in a world of women. On the run from Amazon extremists who would be happy to see him dead, his friends leave him in the care of Agent 711. But 711 is not the tragic woman she seems to be and Yorrick is propelled into a drug-fuelled nightmare of blood and sadism. Stretching the graphic novel envelope again, the fourth volume in the series shows why this title continues to be held in such high regard.

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2004, cm.17,5x26,5, pp.96, hardcover. High above the planet, aboard a fifty-mile-wide alien vessel, The Authority - seven awesomely powerful super-humans - act as global bouncers for the human race. If you threaten the life and liberty of Earth's inhabitants, they'll do whatever they need to do to set things straight! With the President out to discreetly dispose of them and a seemingly global depression epidemic on their hands, it's only a matter of time before The Authority are forced to react...This stand-alone story is by the brilliant new creative team of acclaimed novelist, screenwriter and journalist John Ridley and up-and-coming artist Ben Oliver.

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2004, cm.17,5x26,5, pp.144, hardcover. Their existence is a secret buried under riddles and conspiracies, their pasts are shrouded in mystery, and their mission is as diverse and complex as the universe itself. They are Elijah Snow, Jakita Wagner and The Drummer: Planetary! Snow initiates part of his plan to stop the mysterious Four, makes a starting revelation about his past And uncovers information on the world's first space launch...in 1851! As more secrets crumble, more mysteries rise to take their place! From the twisted mind of massively popular scribe Warren Elis (Transmetropolitan, Global Frequency, The Authority) and artist par excellence John Cassaday (Astonishing X-Men) comes a foray into the myriad riddles of our universe!

New York, Vertigo 2004, cm.17x26, pp.128, paperback. From writer Brian K. Vaughan (Swamp Thing, The Hood) and up-and-coming artist Pia Guerra comes an acclaimed series that has taken the comics world by storm! A mysterious plague has killed every male creature on the planet. Except, that is, Yorrick Brown. And whilst being the only boy in a world of women may seem heaven to some men, for Yorrick, it's become hell. Being hunted by his own murderous sister and her Amazon extremists, and by Israeli special forces is not what he'd hoped for. But his prayers may well be answered from on high. 220 miles high to be exact, and two male astronauts whose dying spaceship has forced them to return to Earth! One Small Step is the third volume in this smash hit Titan graphic novel series!

London, Titan Books 2004, cm.17x26, pp.144, paperback. Bad Rap continues this thrilling new Titan series and also includes extra story pages, photo gallery and interviews with series cast members!

Milwaukie, Dark Horse Comics 2004, cm.17x26, pp.128, paperback. From the haunted world of forthcoming movie hero Hellboy comes the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defence - the B.P.R.D. In four pulse-pounding, artery-bursting, mouth-drying stories, the B.P.R.D. are called on to investigate death in Venice, witch-hunting in New England, not so-imaginary monsters under the bed and spectral soldiers invading Coloradol All in a night's work! With a brand new cover from Mike Mignola, whose creative alchemy spawned Hellboy, and starring featured characters from the film - Abe Saplen and Liz Sherman - this phantastic new graphic novel will make you sleep easier knowing that when things go bump in the night, the B.P.R.D. are there to bump back!

Milwaukie, Dark Horse Books 2004, cm.17x26, pp.144, paperback. The third in a new line of Star Wars graphic novels written and drawn by some of the greatest names in comics and set during the early days of the Rebellion -- when the Empire still held the galaxy in its grip of iron. Before the events of Star Wars: A New Hope, as the Death Star is readied for its first mission, these tales trace the fortunes of the various factions and their heroes and champions. Includes a Stormtrooper's ruminations on loyalty, Darth Vader having to deal with a crash landing, and the short but happy life of Roons Sewell. These epic new stories provide essential background to the original Star Wars trilogy! This graphic novel includes a cover gallery and additional bonus material.

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2000, cm.17,5x26,5, pp.160, paperback. Written by Warren Ellis; Art by John Cassaday Collecting the stories that first introduced the world to Planetary, this graphic novel features the adventures of Elijah Snow, a hundred year old man, Jakita Wagner, an extremely powerful and bored woman, and The Drummer, a man with the ability to communicate with machines. Infatuated with tracking down evidence of super-human activity, these mystery archaeologists of the late 20th Century uncover unknown paranormal secrets and histories, such as a World War II supercomputer that can access other universes, a ghostly spirit of vengeance, and a lost island of dying monsters.

Milwaukie, Dark Horse Comics 2005, cm.17x26, pp.144, paperback. From the haunted world of forthcoming movie hero Hellboy comes the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defence - the B.P.R.D.! After holding it a secret for ten years, Hellboy creator Mike Mignola finally reveals Abe Sapien's bizarre history. Introduced in the first Hellboy book and featured prominently in the film, Abe Sapien has remained one of the most intriguing mysteries of Mignola's celebrated work. Including a bonus sketchbook by artist Guy Davis (Batman, Sandman, Hellblazer) this third volume of B.P.R.D. sees Mignola taking over writing chores for the first time and reveals secrets he's kept under wraps since the beginning of the Hellboy saga...

London, Titan Books 2003, cm.22x30, pp.80, paperback. Judge Dredd: He is the law! In the vast, over populated sprawl of the future metropolis Mega-City One, the Judged are all that stand between order and chaos. The unswerving dedication to uphold the law is epitomised by stone-jawed Judge Dredd as he dispenses instant and brutal justice. From Garth Ennis, the award - winning creator of Preacher, comes a second collection of Judge Dredd atories with his own, unique flavour of dark, dark humour and blistering action. With art from Carlos Ezquerra and an all-new cover by Bryan Hitch (JLA, Authority), this is the best of British. In this collection the dead won't lie down in Mega-City One, and there's a sudden glut of killings...but all in a good cause!