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A relatively short distance from the previous Woodland Never Seen – our review HERE – Coconino Press gives to the prints, The Modern World, the second anthology signed by Gipi output in the preview for the Napoli COMICON, where the same tuscan author was the Magister.If Woods Never Seen collected the...
Cosmas & Myth is the story of a mother and a son who live near the port of Crotone, but in a world that is different from ours, immersed in a mythology that ancestral has made the legends and the reality. A day Myth has to stay home alone because the mother needs to do a commission to the market; there,...
Coconino Press begins its 2019 proposing two of the most prized works of Jiro Taniguchi already belonging to his catalogue, that the “detective story” The missing Girl – you can find our review of the previous edition HERE – and the thoughtful An interesting Sky.The new editions boast a new look with...
Adolescence, the most difficult period that a person can go through during its life, where social acceptance and joins the training staff, it undergoes a new evolution thanks to the contemporary technologies that grow exponentially. Lorenzo Ghetti, author of To Be Continued, you port forward in the near...
What will the elderly in the future? If you are born with a soul, punk, rebel, anarchist, and rule out, that old will you be? You'll be capable of maintain your mind with the passage of time, or you will be able to deny your soul for a future controlled?In Four of the old Shit), published by Coconino...
The missing Girl is a work of 2000, Jiro Taniguchi, published in Italy in 2008 by Coconino Press, which opens with a scene quite common in the works of the sensei disappeared in 2017: the mountain.We will make the knowledge of Shiga, a keeper of the hut perched on the rugged Alps japanese: a lover of...
It is certainly bizarre to have your hands on the new book of Gipi or the Woods Never Seen before – came out in conjunction with the Lucca Comics and Games 2018 – when the cinema comes his film – the happiest Kid in The World – the crowning of an artistic, multi-faceted and often unusual.Bizarre because...
Jimmy Yee is the classic prototype of the average american, but with a twist: our protagonist can't actually die, even if he himself wanted it. Jimmy, in fact, is a demon, and every time his body is irreparably damaged, its essence moves in the body of a living person more close to him. In previous issues...
Coconino Press, continue to the frosty winter of 2018, with a balloon perfectly in theme with the cold of these months (even though we are not of course in the Arctic Circle): How to survive in the great North, a graphic novel written and drawn by the cartoonist irish Luke Healy, author published for...
A witch, a cat, an owl, and a werewolf, like the characters of a joke or a book of fantasy, but Special K really has very little to make you laugh (and when it does, it leaves a bitter taste in the mouth): Simon Hanselmann paints a quartet very sad that not able to get rid of depression, sense of inadequacy,...
The necklace Project 900 of the Coconino Press, dedicated to the characters and to the stories of the so-called “short century”, is enriched with a long graphic novel dedicated to a character who bears witness to how, in spite of the difficulties of the historical period (especially for a woman), to...
Emmanuel Guibert met the veteran of the Second World War, Alan Ingram Cope, in 1994, a meeting for the cartoonist of the French must have been truly explosive: in fact, in 2000 the French publisher “L'association” published the first of three volumes of The War of Alan, the comic book that received wide...
When a comic is inspired by the world of art, the art that you study in the books of the school, often it is more of freebies that comic with a real story, without detracting from the good quality of the volume. This is also the case of Magritte. This is not a biography, scripted by the belgian Vincent...
