To my father I have the taste of many things he taught me to appreciate: I brought something new, meeting old wishes he had not been able to make a child, or because c ' was something new that attracted him.
When I was young (maybe around ten years) my father bought me a series of great comic books (the format is unusual: the pages were square) and beautifully designed in full color.
It was fantastic stories of Flash Gordon, created by the pen of the great comic artist Alex Raymond.
It was one of those comics that, at the time of twenty years, had been banned because expression of the worst "plutocracy" American favorite (almost by edict of the state) to our most homemade Dick Lightning.
There is no doubt that my father bought this new edition (proposed by the foma Nerbini in facsimile, as I learned later) because, first, liked him. But I was simply enchanted.
We see again and enchanted for hours. At times, reading carefully the text (which after a while 'I had learned by heart), sometimes simply by rolling her eyes were beautiful colored plates.
It speaks of extraordinarily adventures Flash Gordon and his girlfriend Dale Arden, who fled from an Earth in jeopardy as a cosmic catastrophe with the rocket built by Dr. Zarkov and luckily landed on the planet Mongo, inhabited by different peoples and exotic monsters and fantastic animals. Stories of swashbuckling, with plenty of seasoning "fantasy" as they say today, lush stories, able to stimulate the imagination, and seasoned by the love affair between Gordon and Dale continually undermined by the wicked. Crescendo is considered to be grown, with a ritual of destruction (a real rite of passage homemade), I got rid of a striking all comics that I refer to the period before.
Repentance immediately after arrival, but the irreparable damage was done: it had been destroyed, shredded, torn to pieces could not go back.
Years later, however, failed again to find that collection of Flash Gordon, once again edited by the publisher Nerbini again in facsimile form.
When I was young (maybe around ten years) my father bought me a series of great comic books (the format is unusual: the pages were square) and beautifully designed in full color.
It was fantastic stories of Flash Gordon, created by the pen of the great comic artist Alex Raymond.
It was one of those comics that, at the time of twenty years, had been banned because expression of the worst "plutocracy" American favorite (almost by edict of the state) to our most homemade Dick Lightning.
There is no doubt that my father bought this new edition (proposed by the foma Nerbini in facsimile, as I learned later) because, first, liked him. But I was simply enchanted.
We see again and enchanted for hours. At times, reading carefully the text (which after a while 'I had learned by heart), sometimes simply by rolling her eyes were beautiful colored plates.
It speaks of extraordinarily adventures Flash Gordon and his girlfriend Dale Arden, who fled from an Earth in jeopardy as a cosmic catastrophe with the rocket built by Dr. Zarkov and luckily landed on the planet Mongo, inhabited by different peoples and exotic monsters and fantastic animals. Stories of swashbuckling, with plenty of seasoning "fantasy" as they say today, lush stories, able to stimulate the imagination, and seasoned by the love affair between Gordon and Dale continually undermined by the wicked. Crescendo is considered to be grown, with a ritual of destruction (a real rite of passage homemade), I got rid of a striking all comics that I refer to the period before.
Repentance immediately after arrival, but the irreparable damage was done: it had been destroyed, shredded, torn to pieces could not go back.
Years later, however, failed again to find that collection of Flash Gordon, once again edited by the publisher Nerbini again in facsimile form.
Flash Gordon is a fictional character, protagonist of the science fiction comic strip, created by Alex Raymond and published for the first time January 7, 1934. S
Tampere on the boards of the Sunday newspapers, his drawings were very elaborate and captions were frequent in order to extend the reading.
strip were drawn from numerous films and television.
It tells the adventures of Flash Gordon and his friends, Dr.. Hans Zarkov and the lovely Dale Arden. The story begins with the invention by Dr.. Zarkov of a space rocket, with which the three - to escape from a catastrophe that is coming down to Earth - a journey that takes them on the mysterious planet Mongo.
The planet is inhabited by different peoples, some technologically advanced, which were submitted by the evil tyrant Ming. The three land come into contact with Prince Barin, legitimate ruler of Mongo, and discover that it was banished with his followers - including Ming's daughter, Aura, Barin's wife - and confined to the wooded realm of Arborio.
Flash, Dale and Hans then join the fight to regain the throne Prince Barin.
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