Wyatt Doyle was a bounty hunter in the old West and it
was a single issue of the Collana RODEO series number 131.
Written by Giancarlo Berardi, illustrated by Gianni
Forgiarini in 1978. Consisting of 96 pages. It was republished as a stand-alone
112 page book in 2000.
Giancarlo Berardi was born in Genoa on November 15, 1949.
He made his debut in the comics working, among other things, a number of
"Tarzan", "Eve" and "Diabolik". After graduation,
he fully devotes to comics and writes stories for "The Little
Ranger", "Cursed Earth" and "Wyatt Doyle", which are
published in the “Rodeo” comic book series. "Tiki", his first series
in tandem with artist Ivo Milazzo, was done in 1976, followed in 1977 by Ken Parker,
his most successful character, exported to thirteen countries worldwide. The
same year "Welcome to Springville", which is drawn by the designer
Renzo Calegari. Next are "The Man of the Philippines" and Marvin
detective. In 1986 he dramatized episodes of "Sherlock Holmes",
illustrated by Giorgio Trevisan. So he writes "Oklahoma!", A spin off
story from the Tex series, an episode of Nick Raider (the number 18:
"Mosaic for a crime") and the short stories collected in
"Reverie" and "Lights and Shadows." After creating
"Tom's Bar" and "Giuli Bai & Co.", in 1989, he was
among the founders of the Parker Publishing that in addition to reprint the old
episodes of the character, it produces new ones for the "Ken Parker
Magazine ". The same formula is continued by Sergio Bonelli Editore until
1996; after which the series went back to the format "Bonelli",
semi-annually, and it finished in January 1998. In October of that year,
Berardi is author and editor of Julia, a new monthly magazine Sergio Bonelli
Editore. Among the many honors he garnered are the Oesterheld Award, the Award
Internacional de Barcelona Comics, the 'Haxtur' award and the Yellow Kid.
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