brat12 Banned

punisher... thank you! From the bottom of my heart.
Brat.

Errata corrige: shit music, yes, but incredibly funny lyrics. (I'd say a 3 is the best score)

I never thought I would agree with Cassini...

I believe I approach comics differently from most of the people I’m currently conversing with... not a big deal, the world is beautiful because it is varied, tastes are tastes, and after a while, it's pointless to discuss the sex of angels. For anyone who might misunderstand, this is not the comic that accompanied me throughout my educational journey. From fifth grade to the end of high school. I still have the first issue signed by Chiaverotti, and I read Dampyr for five years. These are all comics that I loved and still keep, and sometimes reread. That said, I am aware that art is something else, and creating art through comics in Italy is truly difficult, and I don’t consider any of the aforementioned comic books to be art. (It's not an insult to say that Rotundo isn’t patience or that Medda, Serra, and Vigna don’t write stories like Pratt.)

the review isn't great, I agree with telespalla... but Bob, you could have avoided the insults...

the purest spirit of heavy metal.

uglyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

ps. can you explain to me what you gain from making a fake? I find it a somewhat absurd, alienating, and ridiculous thing.

to conclude... magnus was one of the best comic illustrators in Italy. his tex is perhaps the best of the last 30 years (before that I don't know, I wasn't there). the bonelli comics, as someone has rightly pointed out, are mainstream, so it's pointless to try to demonstrate their artistic value: they are a great product, well written if the goal is to renew fans and keep the sales figures more or less high (bonelli has to live off something, right?). but let's not talk about art, visionariness, and other fancy words that, due to marketing issues, have no place in a bonelli comic.

@hell: the ONLY of the angra, and not too successful either. Still, the review is nice.