Born in Rome, Tamburini started writing in 1974. His first comic series, Fuzzy Rat, was published in an independent Rome-based magazine, Combinazioni. From 1975 to 1977 he worked for Stampa Alternativa, designing books and leaflets. He also founded the magazines Cannibale (1977) and Frigidaire (1980). Tamburini is primarily known as co-creator of the character RanXerox with Tanino Liberatore. Along with Andrea Pazienza, he is considered one of the best Italian comics authors of his generation. He died in Rome in 1986 of a heroin overdose.
Story = * For a HUGE fan of this duo and of Ranxerox in general but I am disappointed in this ridiculous story. It's literally overkill that's just gross and not even funny. Half of it I don't even understand because the attempts at making fun of religion and government are also overblown and don't work.
Art = **** The art is Libertore -a stud- but it's not his best work. It's very messy
Bom, pelo menos eu tenho olhos e sou alfabetizado né... Infelizmente acabo tendo que ler umas coisas assim por conta de clubes de leitura às vezes? Sim, mas a situação poderia ser pior
Erm, so technically I have read this book. I flipped through the pages in sequence and read each word in order. I mean, I think. But like, what? I'm pretty sure it's one of the most unintelligible messes I've ever read. Sad note to end on for an amazingly gorgeous and disturbing series.
Débil cierre para la trilogía original, quizás afectada por el obligado relevo de equipo. Un guión desorientado y en donde sobran los parches argumentales terminan afectando lo que pudo ser una entretenida aventura.