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=== [[Fratelli Spada stories]] by by Tullo Palasciano=== | === [[Fratelli Spada stories]] by by Tullo Palasciano=== | ||
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. However, with a bit of a personal touch. In many panels he uses long parallel lines with a lot of air in between to create a halftone effect in empty areas. | |||
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Revision as of 17:38, 19 September 2024
| Tullo Palasciano | |
| Biographical information | |
| Born: | unknown |
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| Died: | |
| Nationality: |  Italian
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| Occupation: | Artist |
| Website: | n/a |
Tullo Palasciano was an italian artist.
Biography
Palasciano earliest known work is where he polished/adapts the original material of Felix by Otto Messmer for the italian publisher Edizioni Astro. In the fifties he worked for G Gioggi Editore and in the weekly Assi dell’Audacia (1954-1955) he did the "Tullino" strip. It is known that he also worked on the serie Albi Giganti (G. Gioggi & C. Editore, 1954-1956), Storie del West (1961) supplement series of Penna D'Oro (Casa Editrice Flaminia, 1961-1962) and Joe Sub (Editrice Ma-Ga, 1965-1970). His "Buffalo Bill" stories were written by Massimo Liorni.
From 1958 he worked for La Freccia mainly as cover artist on the Il Vascello and Avventure Americane series. In 1962 he did 4 stories with the Phantom for the Avventure Americane series and one Mandrake story for the Il Vascello series.
Fratelli Spada stories by by Tullo Palasciano
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. However, with a bit of a personal touch. In many panels he uses long parallel lines with a lot of air in between to create a halftone effect in empty areas.
1962
Mandrake
The Phantom
Palasciano did a remake of the daily story "The Girls" for the Mistero Comics series by Nerbini in 1949. The second part of this was reprinted by Spada in 1962, followed by a remake of the daily story "The Slave Traders". He drew four stories this year that were not remakes of Falk and McCoy: "Spionaggio nella giungla", "La foresta fosforescente", "La sorgente avvelenata" and "La spedizione del Dottor Cleary".
"La foresta fosforescente"
"La sorgente avvelenata"
1968
The Phantom
The last story by Palasciano is "Le roccia dai mille fuochi".
