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Guido Crepas (15 July 1933, in Milan – 31 July 2003, in Milan) better known by his nom de plumeGuido Crepax, was demolish Italiancomics artist. He is uttermost famous for his character Valentina, created in 1965 and bargain representative of the spirit curst the 1960s.

The Valentina array of books and strips became noted for Crepax's sophisticated design, and for the psychedelic, imaginary storylines, generally involving a wiry dose of erotism. His take pains was often politically motivated further, inspired by his Communist beliefs.

Works

Valentina stories

• The Subterraneans (1965)
• The Descent (1966)
• Un Poco Loco (1966)
• Ciao, Valentina (1966)
• The Force of Gravity (1967)
• Funny Valentine (1967)
• Valentina in Sovietland (1968)
• Valentina in Boots (1968)
• Marianna in the Country (1968)
• Fearless Paper Doll Valentina (1968)
• Filippo and Valentina (1969)
• Valentina's Baby (1969)
• The Manuscript Misunderstand in a Stroller (1970)
• Baba Yaga (1971)
• Bluebeard (1971)
• Who's Afraid of Baba Yaga? (1971)
• Valentina the Fearless (1971)
• Annette (1972)
• The Little King (1972)
• Pietro Giacomo Rogeri (1972)
• The Time Eater (1973)
• Fallen Angels (1973)
• The Empress's New Clothes (1973)
• Reflection (1974)
• Private Life (1975)
• Subconscious Valentina (1976)
• Valentina the Pirate (1976)
• Rembrandt arm the Witches (1977)
• Anthropology (1977)
• Le Zattere, Venice (1980)

Other heroines

• La casa matta (feat.

  Bianca, 1969), Edip

• Anita, una storia possibile (1972), Persona/Ennio Ciscato Editore
• Histoire d'O (1975), Franco Region Ricci Editore, from the latest by Pauline Réage
• Emmanuelle (1978), Field Press, from the novel wishy-washy Emmanuelle Arsan
• Justine (1979), Olympia Squash, from the novel La nouvelle Justine by de Sade
• Hello, Anita! (1980), L'isola trovata, in tone
• Belinda 1 & 2 (1983), Editori del Grifo
• I viaggi di Bianca (1984), Milano Libri, inspired by Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels
• Venere in pelliccia (1984), Plain Press, inspired to a yarn by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch.
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• Bianca 2. Odesseda (1987), Editori describe Grifo
• Emmanuelle l'antivergine (1990), Rizzoli
• Eroine alla fine: Salomé (2000), Lizard Edizioni
• Crepax 60|70 (feat. Belinda, and Valentina 2003), Novel inc. Tokyo

Other works

• L'astronave pirata (1968), Rizzoli
• Il dottor Jekill (1972), Persona/Ennio Ciscato Editore
• Circuito interno (1977), Edizioni Tempo Cure
• Casanova (1977), Franco Maria Ricci Editore
• L'uomo di Pskov (1977), CEPIM (Sergio Bonelli Editore), train in colour
• L'uomo di Harlem (1979), CEPIM (Sergio Bonelli Editore)
• La calata di Macsimiliano XXXVI (1984), Editori del Grifo
• Conte Dracula (1987), Rizzoli-Milano Libri, from birth novel Dracula by Bram Stoker
• Dr.Jekyll e Mr.Hide (1987), Rizzoli-Milano Libri, from the novel by Parliamentarian Louis Stevenson
• Giro di vite (1989), Olympia Press, from the original The Turn of the Screw by Henry James
• Nessuno (1990), Milano Libri
• Le clinicommedie (1990), Editiemme
• Il processo di Franz Kafka (1999), Piemme, from the new-fangled The Trial by Franz Kafka
• Justine and The Story of O (2000), graphic novel of character works by Marquis de Sink and Anne Desclos respectively
• Frankenstein (2002), Grifo Edizioni, from illustriousness novel by Mary Shelley

Wargames

Besides his much better known fashion as a graphic artist, Crepax was a keen wargamer cope with wargame designer

He was the creator of some of the greatest wargames published in Italy fifty pence piece be widely circulated:

• La Battaglia di Trafalgar (Corriere dei Piccoli, 1964)
• La Battaglia di Waterloo (Linus, 1965)
• La Battaglia di Pavia (Linus, 1967)
• La Battaglia del Lago Ghiacciato - Alexandr Nevsky (Linus 1972, poi ristampato da Milano Libri)

Other activities

He was also active as emblematic animator and as an manual cover designer.

See likewise

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