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Valentina

Valentina con gli stivali

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Contiene le storie:
La forza di gravità
Valentina con gli stivali
La Marianna la va in campagna
Il bambino di Valentina

La fantasiosa trilogia delle fiabe robotiche (La forza di gravità, Valentina con gli stivali e Marianna la va in campagna) viene proposta per la prima volta insieme alla storia Il bambino di Valentina che prende spunto dalla nascita di Giacomo, terzo figlio di Crepax. Nella trilogia, Valentina si imbatte in una sonda extraterrestre.

190 pages, Hardcover

First published October 30, 1970

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Guido Crepax

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Guido Crepax (born Crepas, 1933-2003) was an Italian illustrator and comics author, considered one of the most influential cartoonists of the second half of the 20th century. He is notably remembered for his sophisticated black and white art, as well as his dreamlike storylines, often involving a significative dose of erotism.
Crepax was born and raised in Milan, the son of famed cellist Gilberto Crepas. He graduated in Architecture in 1958, then started a successful career in illustration, mostly for advertisement and record covers.
Crepax began making comics in the middle of the 60's, particularly for the Italian magazine 'Linus'. He is best known for the Valentina series of stories. Originally introduced as a side character in the sci-fi story The Curve of Lesmo (1965), Valentina is a fictional photographer from Milan. She is a cultured strong woman, with sophisticated art and fashion tastes, left-wing political ideals and a marked sexual curiosity. Valentina quickly became a staple of European counterculture of the late 60s and early 70s. The series run for thirty years, until 1995, with the titular character aging in real time.
Over the decades Crepax created other female characters, such as Belinda, Anita, Bianca, Giulietta, usually used as protagonists of erotic comics. His other works include a number of comic book adaptations of erotic novels, like Emmanuelle, Justine, Venus in Furs, Story of O, as well as horror classics Dracula, Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

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