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In the early 70s he collaborated occasionally with the Di Vitto brothers on "Sartana (Joe Colt)". He also drew two Italian comic-books: "Lak, il giustiziere dello spazio" in 1970/1971 and "Karatè" (written by [[Mario Pedrazzi]]) in 1975. Later he did several stories for the German comics "Gespenster Geschichten" and "Spuk Geschichten". | In the early 70s he collaborated occasionally with the Di Vitto brothers on "Sartana (Joe Colt)". He also drew two Italian comic-books: "Lak, il giustiziere dello spazio" in 1970/1971 and "Karatè" (written by [[Mario Pedrazzi]]) in 1975. Later he did several stories for the German comics "Gespenster Geschichten" and "Spuk Geschichten". | ||
=== [[Fratelli Spada stories]] by Domenico Mirabella === | |||
Drawing Technique: Most of the stories by Mirabella are traced art by [[Phil Davis]] and other artists, and appears more like a collage with a little extra ink to tie the drawing together. It looks like he was using a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_table Light table] or a kind of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opaque_projector Opaque projector] like an art-o-graph in making his art work. | |||
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<gallery> | |||
Image:spada-FP-173.jpg|"[[Il ritorno di Kali (Spada)|Il ritorno di Kali]]" | |||
Image:spada-FP-175.jpg|"[[Attacco a Xanadu (Spada)|Attacco a Xanadu]]" | |||
</gallery> | |||
Most of the stories by Mirabella are traced art by [[Phil Davis]] and other artists, and appears more like a collage with a little extra ink to tie the drawing together. It looks like he was using a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_table Light table] or a kind of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opaque_projector Opaque projector] like an art-o-graph in making his art work. | |||
==Mandrake covers by Domenico Mirabella (featuring Mandrake only) == | ==Mandrake covers by Domenico Mirabella (featuring Mandrake only) == | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 16 September 2024
| Domenico Mirabella | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Born: | September 29, 1929. |
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| Died: | 1976 |
| Nationality: |  Italian
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| Occupation: | Artist/ Cover artist |
| Website: | n/a |
Biography
Domenico Mirabella (aka D. Mira) is an Italian artist.
In an issue of "Occhio Cupo" (edizioni Audace) from 1948 Galep had a column, "Galep risponde", where he reviewed drawings sent to him by young readers eager to become comic book artists. One of the drawings was from "Siracusa" by Domenico Mirabella.
For the "Fratelli Spada" publications in the 60s, he drew several stories and llustrated covers which were also later retaken in the French "Editions des Remparts" Mandrake issues.
One of his drawn story ("Il malvagio venuto dallo spazio") has been published in America (in "Mandrake the Magician #9") and in United Kingdom (in "Uncanny Tales #96)" under the title name "Terror from Outer Space".
In the early 70s he collaborated occasionally with the Di Vitto brothers on "Sartana (Joe Colt)". He also drew two Italian comic-books: "Lak, il giustiziere dello spazio" in 1970/1971 and "Karatè" (written by Mario Pedrazzi) in 1975. Later he did several stories for the German comics "Gespenster Geschichten" and "Spuk Geschichten".
Fratelli Spada stories by Domenico Mirabella
Drawing Technique: Most of the stories by Mirabella are traced art by Phil Davis and other artists, and appears more like a collage with a little extra ink to tie the drawing together. It looks like he was using a Light table or a kind of Opaque projector like an art-o-graph in making his art work.
1970
Mandrake
Mandrake covers by Domenico Mirabella (featuring Mandrake only)
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Fratelli Spada covers
Mandrake - Il Vascello/Albi de Il Vascello
Mandrake - Albi de Il Vascello - nouvo serie
I Classici dell'Avventura
Super Albo
Editions des Remparts covers
Mandrake - Mondes Mystérieux
Spécial Mandrake
Original art by Domenico Mirabella for Mandrake covers
Other illustrations
"Il monstro della palude" Super Albo 16 - Mandrake (Fratelli Spada)
