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pencil and ink on thin cardboard
35 x 25 cm
Original comic art made by Magnus for "Governanti e rivali" contained in Act IV of I Briganti on page 38 and published for the first time in episodes in the magazine Comic Art in 1989. A work that accompanies the Bolognese master throughout most of his career, from 1973 until his death, causing the graphic style to change over time following his stylistic evolution. Inspired by a 13th century Chinese novel, Magnus develops the story in a science fiction way: he is inspired by Flash Gordon and Saturn against the Earth, he goes from the future Middle Ages to spaceships, in an exotic and fairy-tale setting he mixes realistic and technological elements, unites East and West.
35 x 25 cm
Original comic art made by Magnus for "Governanti e rivali" contained in Act IV of I Briganti on page 38 and published for the first time in episodes in the magazine Comic Art in 1989. A work that accompanies the Bolognese master throughout most of his career, from 1973 until his death, causing the graphic style to change over time following his stylistic evolution. Inspired by a 13th century Chinese novel, Magnus develops the story in a science fiction way: he is inspired by Flash Gordon and Saturn against the Earth, he goes from the future Middle Ages to spaceships, in an exotic and fairy-tale setting he mixes realistic and technological elements, unites East and West.
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