Jimmy Colt’s humorous adventures written by Paolo Di
Girolamo and co-authored by Nino Orlich, with drawings by drawings Viro Le
Rigny, Roveri (Lino Ray) and Mario Fantoni. Nine issues were published in Rome
by Cerretti Editore from February 5, 1970 – March 19, 1970. Each issue was 64
pages long. There were also 2 reprints in 1973 as a supplement to El Santo.
Paolo Di Girolamo
Paolo Di Girolamo drew for Italian comic books from the
1940s through the 1950s. He was one of the artists for the comic book series
Albi Viaggi e Avventure and its supplements L'Albo Delle Domenica and L'Albo
Della Donnina' by Editrice Taurinia from Turin in 1946-1947. He also drew the
'Superbambolo' feature for the monthly school magazine La Via Migliore around
the same period.
By the 1950s, he was working for the publications of
Sergio Rosi in Rome, drawing features like 'Il Conte di Valnero' for La
Settimana dei Piccoli, and covers for the collection Albi del Quadrifoglio. He
was one of the main artists for the sci-fi magazine L'Astronauta in 1957-1958,
and his comic 'Il mistero di Tiahuunuco' appeared in the sci-fi anthology Anno
3000 Almanacco in 1959.
In the 1970s, he drew for the 'Jimmy Colt' a comic book
by Cerretti Editore, the collection 'Serie Super Story' and SuperGulp! magazine
('L'Incontro de li Sovrani').
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