L'Omino Bufo
L'Omino Bufo is an Italian comic strip created by Alfredo Castelli.
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| Created by | Alfredo Castelli |
Background
The comics started in 1972 and it was first published by the comics magazine Il Corriere dei Ragazzi.[1] According his author, it was created to "fill a space in the magazine that had been left empty for a technical error".[2] It is the only comics in which Castelli is also artist, with the pseudonym "pittore di santini".[3] After that the Corriere dei Ragazzi (later Corriere Dei Piccoli) ceased its publications, the comic strip was published in Cattivik.
gollark: Because the slight memory usage reduction isn't really worth the significant complexity.
gollark: <@!156933717628026880> Talking here since I apparently can't log in: sell at market prices and nobody will buy from you; they'll go to the better-stocked/advertised/located stores.
gollark: Wolf Mall: a wonderful symbol of economic inequality.
gollark: Always wolf mall, these days.
gollark: Or wolf mall.
References
- Gianni Bono. Guida al fumetto italiano. Epierre, 2003.
- Alfredo Castelli. L'omino bufo. 33 anni per niente!. Coniglio Editore, 2006.
- Davide Barzi. Le regine del terrore. BD, 2007.
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