Certainly this was one of the leaders of the Italian Pop
Art Comics of the early 1970s, that is, the picture story "Spaghetti
Western" KID COLT, published at the beginning of October 1971 by the
publishing house C.I.R. Rome (which, also published Two Gun Kid). Fotoromanzi
magazines were the rage during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The art
incorporated taking film stills and placing them in a magazine format to tell a story. Some leading such as
Loredana Nusciak and Gianni Medici made a lucrative living making fotoromanzi
magazines. It was a way for young talent to break into films by making their
faces known to the general public and also extra income for character actors
and other actors who could not make it in films to continue their careers or
make some extra income.
The main peculiarity is that the picture story was not
made in Abilene but in the countryside of Lazio, Italy.
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