Deletion of Jacula (fumetti)

Comment: I have no idea which kind of  the nominator has done, obviously a general Google research for a comic which ended its publications 33 years ago could be difficult, but it requires very little effort to find dozens of reputable sources in Google Books, including ''The Vampire Book: The Encyclopedia of the Undead'' by J. Gordon Melton which refers to the comics as "possibly the most successful vampire comic book of all time" or ''Drawn and Dangerous: Italian Comics of the 1970s and 1980s'' by Simone Castaldi which cites Jacula "among the most popular, and the least amateurish" Italian fumetti. It is so notable as to name several books covering the topic of the Italian "fumetti vietati", eg ''Pornograffiti: da Jacula a Oltretomba, da Cappucetto Rotto a Mercenari'' by Laura Barbiani and Alberto Abruzzese, ''Sukia, Jacula, De Sade, Lando, Il Tromba: la grande epopea della Edifumetto di Milano'' by Giovan Battista Brambilla and ''Vietato ai minori. Vamp e vampire: Jacula, Zora, Sukia e Yra'' by Graziano Origa. Note that the Spanish version of the article includes several reliable sources
Stance: keep
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