Talk:Italian comics

message: If Morgan a realy important Italian Comic book, or is it just another Hogo Pratt comics (and his last one). There is no page for this comics. If it is that important, it should deserve at least its own page. I propose to remove it from the list. Lvr 09:26, 27 Apr 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Morgan 

message: I wonder if all the authors listed here are really "famous". Could you check and keep only the important ones with a real importance in the Italian comics history. The other ones should be moved to List_of_comic_creators#Italy (if there aren't already). Idem for the "famous" comic books. Lvr 14:13, 27 October 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: All the authors I added are famous in my opinion. The list of all italian artists would fill several pages. Pcostabel 01:09, 5 November 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Are there all ''famous'' ? 

message: Topolino in this article redirects to the Fiat Topolino automobile (completely unrelated). 
It's a major publication in Italy, does an article on the Topolino comic currently exist?  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 201.237.76.34 (talk) 17:30, 25 April 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Topolino" comic wrong link 

message: This article seems to be biased against humorous comics.
In fact, explaining the beginnings of Italian cartoons, it misses Antonio Rubino, the most remembered comics drawer before World War I. Both Mussino and Rubino based their strips on parodies of school culture: Bilbolbul is a parody of idioms, while Quadratino (Little square) is a parody of geometry.
Where the article is most omissive is about Fascism. In fact, it misses the three most important characters of the period, reprinted for decades on Corrierino.
"Il signor Bonaventura" is the Italian response to "Happy Hooligan", with a big difference: if the latter is always unlucky, at the end of every story Bonaventura 
wins a million liras.
"Sor Pampurio" (an Italian equivalent of "Bringing Up Father") is a parody of parvenus: really, it is not Fascist, it expresses the bourgeois classism.
Finally, "Marmittone" is a mild antimilitaristic strip, the maximum antiauthoritarianism allowed by Fascism.
About the Postwar period, the article misses the comics of Benito Jacovitti, who is the most important humoist comic-writer of the age, the equivalent of Bonelli for humour.
Finally, about recent years, the article misses "Lupo Alberto" (Albert the wolf), the most popular humorous strip of the last decades. Lele giannoni (talk) 09:31, 25 May 2013 (UTC)
thread_title: Humorous comics

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