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Jutak was drawn by Pini Segna from 1956-1957. It was
first seen as a supplement in “Adventurous Jungle” and then became in
independent series in 1957, with complete stories.
Published by Edizioni Metro in Milan, Italy. 12 issues
were released on a monthly basis beginning in June 1956 until May 1957. The
character reappeared in the 1970s. Filled with stereotypes of the 1950s the
cartoon character was crudely drawn and the stories filled with much violence
and action.
Born in Florence, Pini Segna graduated from the Academy
of Fine Arts in 1944. He settled in the Langhe area during the second World War
and has lived there for the rest of his life. In 1946, he debuted with the
Vincenzo Baggioli scripted 'Agente K6', followed by 'Il Giustiziere
Mascherato', for the publishing house Nuova Aurora. In the following year, for
Editoriale Sportiva, he made 'Penna Azzurra'. Starting in 1948, he worked as an
illustrator of 'Saetta' and 'Volpe' stories for Alpe, and as a collaborator of
Arc publications like 'Pantera Bionda', 'Tom Mix' and 'Tom Bill'.
In 1949, he began to work for the Albi dell'Intrepido
collection. In the early 1950s, he drew series like 'Dix', 'Tornado Bill',
'Carabina Jones' and 'Gim Falco' for Marino Tomasina Editore, and in the late
1950s, he did art for 'Dick Montana', 'Gill Bart', 'Glory Men', 'Giungla Kid'
and 'Dakota'. Between 1965 and 1977, he was mainly active as an illustrator of
'Mandrake', 'L'Uomo Mascherato' and 'Kriminal stories for Editoriale Corno, as
well as 'Akim' for Editions Aventures et Voyages.
Between 1977 and 1982, he illustrated various stories
with 'Zagor' for Daim Press. From 1990 to 2007 he was a collaborator of the
local monthly Dogliani e le sue Langhe. He was in a car accident in the spring
of 2007 and was hospitalized. A few weeks later he suffered a stroke and has
since lived in a nursing home in Salmour. He passed away in September 2012.
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