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|name=Dino Leonetti | |name=Dino Leonetti | ||
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|Born= March 3, 1937 in Florence | |Born= March 3, 1937 in Florence | ||
|Died= October 24, | |Died= October 24, 2006 in Rome | ||
|Nationality=[[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italian | |Nationality=[[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italian | ||
|Occupation=[[:Category:Artists|Artist]] | |Occupation=[[:Category:Artists|Artist]] | ||
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'''Dino Leonetti''' (1937- | '''Dino Leonetti''' (1937-2006) was an Italian artist. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
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He also contributed to British comics, drawing "Dick Turpin" and "Trelawney of the Guards" via Studio Giolitti, before returning to movie work in 1965-73. | He also contributed to British comics, drawing "Dick Turpin" and "Trelawney of the Guards" via Studio Giolitti, before returning to movie work in 1965-73. | ||
In 1974 he introduced the erotic strip 'Maghella', published in Menelik and Epiperiodeci. As his workload expanded, Leonetti set up his own studio where Roberto De Angelis, Giuseppe Barbati, Stefano Andreucci and others got their start. Leonetti also drew | In 1974 he introduced the erotic strip 'Maghella', published in Menelik and Epiperiodeci. As his workload expanded, Leonetti set up his own studio where Roberto De Angelis, Giuseppe Barbati, Stefano Andreucci and others got their start. Leonetti also drew episodes of the "Storia di Roma" series and created the series "Flower" and "Marshall Jim" for Corrier Boy. Later produced girls' stories and illustrations for the paperback market. | ||
===Mandrake Stories by Dino Leonetti=== | === Mandrake Stories by Dino Leonetti === | ||
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!Year !!Original title !!Pages !!note | |||
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| 1967 || "[[Minaccia microscopia (Spada)|Minaccia microscopia]]" || 24 || | |||
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| 1968 || [[Requiem per un mago (Spada)|Requiem per un mago]] || 24 || | |||
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=== Original drawings (First pages only) === | |||
<gallery perrow="6"> | |||
Image:Spada-FP-106-fr-original-art.jpg| "[[Minaccia microscopia (Spada)|Minaccia microscopia]]" | |||
Image:Spada-FP-117-Original-cover.jpg| "[[Minaccia microscopia (Spada)|Minaccia microscopia]]" | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[Category:Artists|Leonetti, Dino]] | [[Category:Artists|Leonetti, Dino]] | ||
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| Born: | March 3, 1937 in Florence |
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| Died: | October 24, 2006 in Rome |
| Nationality: |  Italian
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| Occupation: | Artist |
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Dino Leonetti (1937-2006) was an Italian artist.
Biography
Dino Leonetti attended artschool and later the Accademia di Scenografia which led to his involvement in the world of films.
He turned to drawing comics in 1962, producing episodes of the Italian version of "Mandrake the Magician". Other early strips included "L'Uomo Masherato", "Fantasm" and, with Francesco Verola, "Demoniak".
He also contributed to British comics, drawing "Dick Turpin" and "Trelawney of the Guards" via Studio Giolitti, before returning to movie work in 1965-73.
In 1974 he introduced the erotic strip 'Maghella', published in Menelik and Epiperiodeci. As his workload expanded, Leonetti set up his own studio where Roberto De Angelis, Giuseppe Barbati, Stefano Andreucci and others got their start. Leonetti also drew episodes of the "Storia di Roma" series and created the series "Flower" and "Marshall Jim" for Corrier Boy. Later produced girls' stories and illustrations for the paperback market.
Mandrake Stories by Dino Leonetti
| Year | Original title | Pages | note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1967 | "Minaccia microscopia" | 24 | |
| 1968 | Requiem per un mago | 24 |
