Il Grande Blek by ESSEGESSE
I began collecting Comics since when I was 14 and today, more than 30 years later, I still love Comics. I began with Italian Blek & Miki by EsseGesse (after the initials of the Authors' names: Sinchetto, Guzzon, Sirtori ) in strips, then I collected Nembo Kid (Italian version of Superman) and then there came: Kolosso, Akim, Prince Valiant, Amok, and so on. During the last 10 years "Sergio Bonelli Editore", after publishing the well known "TEX" for more than 30 years, have been filling the market with works of good quality and success e.g., the famous "Dylan Dog" (also reminded in a very good movie with Rupert Everett), Nathan Never (S.F. comics), up to Magico Vento, Napoleone, and Julia, which I am currently following in addition to my old ones.
Akim (M.Tomasina T.E. 1950)
Blek (by EsseGesse - Ed. Dardo 1963)
Kolosso (Casa ed. Gli Amici - 1964/66)
Maskar (De Leo e Ferri-C.Ed. Arcobaleno - 1960)
"Nembo Kid"(Albi del Falco - Mondadori 1954)
Male Call (Milton Caniff)
Flash Gordon (Alex Raymond)
