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The Spirit of the Potato
In Italy, the expression “spirito di patata” (literally “potato spirit”) is used to describe humor that is banal, unfunny, or
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Vermis: Lost Dungeons and Forbidden Woods—A Guide to a Videogame that Doesn’t Exist
Vermis is one of those projects that defies easy classification, born from an idea as simple as it is brilliant: creating
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The Stranger—An Innovative Spin on the Superhero Myth
We are all familiar with the duality of Peter Parker and Spider-Man, or Bruce Wayne and Batman. The reader almost
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The Eternaut: A Timeless Work—One That Even Precedes Its Own Time
To speak of “The Eternaut” (El Eternauta) is not merely to review a comic book, but to analyze one of
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From Hell is more than a comic book; it is a grim and obsessive autopsy of Victorian London.
Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Eddie Campbell, this work goes far beyond the “true crime” genre; it is
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Galaxy Express 999: A Journey Through the Stars and the Soul
I remember it still as if it were yesterday. My teacher asked us to draw our favorite cartoons; that very
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With Open Eyes by Nicola Bartucca
Reading this book, evoked in me a blend of nostalgia and discovery. From the very first lines of “Sogno Americano”
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Ink, photography, watercolors, and collage: Madness? No, it’s David Mack’s Kabuki.
To say that Kabuki is simply a comic is an understatement; we’re faced with a layered sensory experience. Although it begins as
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Brodeck’s Report: How Ink Reflects the Human Soul.
Brodeck’s Report is one of those works that boasts a masterful adaptation. Flipping through the pages of the graphic novel, it’s
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Magical Circle Guru Guru
“In a world of mystery and magic, a witch and a valiant warrior embark on an endless journey…” This is