Latest / 70 80 / SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni 60-70 quando si leggevano i fumetti di guerra. Da Guerra d’eroi a Super Eroica fino a I Perdenti
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- 1:26Welcome to 70 per 80, the heading of 7080 .it
- 1:30dedicated to the deepening of the topics discussed
- 1:33in the articles of the portal. We are with the
- 1:35director Massimo Lualdi, who introduces the current
- 1:38topic. What are we talking about today? Of a
- 1:40doubt. Why did the smoke of war have so much
- 1:42success, but they lost it in the turn of two
- 1:45generations? Between the end of the 60s and the
- 1:47first half of the 70s, the memory of the Second
- 1:50World War was far away, but not yet forgotten,
- 1:53as today, which had at the time 15 20 years the
- 1:56war had certainly not lived, but had abundantly
- 1:59heard of the parents and grandparents, whose
- 2:03memories were obviously vivid as the remakes.
- 2:06Eh, you had to try the time of war! And then
- 2:08the cinema on the great human tragedies has always
- 2:11abundantly speculated, and in the 50s, 60s and
- 2:14partly 70s it was a flowering of films based
- 2:17on representations more or less adhering to reality,
- 2:20as made by the winners, of events of the Second
- 2:23World War. Here are the men. They're skilled,
- 2:27but not all recommendable. Captain, I've examined
- 2:31the ship and I think it's time to tell you that
- 2:33I don't know how to move. The most popular columns
- 2:37of the so -called Fumetti di Guerra were two.
- 2:39Guerra d 'Eroi, published in two series from
- 2:411965 to 1992, before the Corno editorial and
- 2:461984 by the Gardem editorial, and the Eroica
- 2:51column by the Dardo editorial, distributed in
- 2:53two series from 1962 to 1971. This last edition,
- 2:58in October 1962, was published monthly for five
- 3:02numbers, proposing in large format Fumetti, M
- 3:07.C .L. Avvocati Associati. www .lexmcl .it destined
- 3:43to remain in history. and you know what awaits
- 3:55you. A little more refined as to the historical
- 3:58retrospective, the Losers, nicknamed by a group
- 4:00of heroes in DC Comics' comics, appeared for
- 4:04the first time in 1969 in the test of GI Combat
- 4:08No. 138. After the introductory story in which
- 4:12they were co -protagonists in a story about the
- 4:14chariot, the Losers had their own editorial life
- 4:18within Our Fighting Forces from January 1970
- 4:23until... This is Mike Bollow of Lexicon Valley.
- 4:45And I'm Bob Garfield. Are you one of those people
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