Guido Nolitta
Guido Nolitta was the pen name of Italian screenwriter and publisher Sergio Bonelli (1932–2011), one of the most influential authors in the history of Italian comics. He was born in Milan as the son of Gianluigi Bonelli, creator of the legendary Tex Willer. To avoid confusion with his father, Sergio wrote under the name Guido Nolitta.
He is best known for creating the comic strip Zagor in 1961 in collaboration with cartoonist Gallien Ferri. Zagor, a mix of western, adventure and fantasy comics, quickly won the hearts of readers across Europe, especially in the Balkans, including Croatia. Nolitta also created the comic strip Mister No (1975), an antihero set in the Amazon after World War II, confirming his ability to create memorable and multi-layered characters.
His storytelling is characterized by strong emotionality, moral dilemmas and innovative plot. Although he later moved into editorial leadership, Nolitta forever remained a key figure in the development of Italian comics.
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Zagor Specijal: Utrka sa sedam strelica
The Hidatsa tribe chooses a new chief between two rivals. According to an old tribal custom, rivals compete in a game with seven arrows, but one of them is wounded, so Zagor takes his place.
Zagor - Zlatni klasik #10: Čudni gospodin Smith
Together with Chico and Trampi, Zagor helps Pickens free his wife, and eventually clashes with the kidnappers, where he meets the titular Mr. Smith, a strange man who is in fact the real reason for all this complication.
Zagor - Zlatni klasik #7: Kralj orlova
The dark shadow of the Eagle King looms over the little tribe of Munsee Indians! And while the Miwok chief fears for the life of his abducted son Bijeli Jelen, Zagor and Chico embark on a rescue operation...
